Homedale
High School
Class of 1965
Parents of Barbara Dickey
Owyhee
Avalanche
July 25, 2007
Jack David Dickey
Jack David Dickey, 73, of Homedale, Idaho lost his
battle with cancer July 19, 2007 in a
Boise
hospital with family present. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on
Wednesday July 25th at the
Mountain View Church
of the Nazarene (corner of Ustick and
Batt Corner Rd.). Interment will follow at the Marsing-Homedale Cemetery.
Jack was born on November 30, 1933 in
Melrose, New Mexico to Samuel David Dickey and Lottie
Pearl Burdine Watson. Jack married Marie Clone and raised 4 children. Jack and
Marie remained married until her death in 1998.
Jack received an honorary discharge from the U.S. Army after serving in the
Korean War. Jack had other jobs working in the coal mines and oil fields, but
his calling was working for the Homedale Police Department for 27 years before
retiring.
Jack spent the remainder of his years with his special friend Rose Mary
Martinez. They enjoyed years of traveling, fishing and holidays with family. One
of their favorite pastimes was playing cards with his only sister Verna Spickler
of Nampa.
Jack is deeply loved and will be greatly missed by his family and friends. Jack
is survived by his children, Barbara and her husband Christopher Norton, St.
Maries Idaho, Irma and her husband Dick of Indian Cove,
Idaho, his only son David Dickey and his wife Maureen of Eagle,
Idaho
and Rita and her husband Charles Jacobsen of Hammett, Idaho,
along with numerous grandkids, great grandkids and nieces and nephews.
Jack was preceded in death by his wife Marie Dickey, parents Samuel David
Dickey, Lottie Pearl Watson and stepdaughter Lorene Murphy.
Memorials may be sent in lieu of flowers to Idaho Peace Officers Memorial Fund, PO Box 37, Meridian Idaho 83680-0037.
(208) 884-7231
A viewing was held Tuesday, July 24, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Flahiff Funeral
Chapel in Homedale.
Owyhee
Avalanche
June 10, 1998
Marie Dickey
Marie Dickey of Homedale ran to the arms of Jesus on Tuesday, June 2,
1998. A celebration of Marie’s life was held at 2 p.m. on June 6, 1998, at the
Marsing-Homedale cemetery.
Marie was born February 6, 1919, in
El Paso,
Texas, a daughter to John C. Hale
and Cora Tuttle Hale. Marie’s greatest devotion in life was family, friends and
to anybody who needed a helping hand. Marie was known to most as Mom in
Homedale, she was a mom to all that needed one.
On October 6, 1957, she married Jack Dickey in
Nevada. They started their life in Homedale. Then from
1961 to 1966 they made a home in
California,
then back in Homedale in 1967. There she lived the rest of her days with her
husband who is a retired Homedale police officer. In her earlier days Marie
loved camping and fishing, and she was the best cook in town. Marie loved
country music and George Jones was her favorite.
She was preceded in death by her brothers; Jimmy, Johnny, and Don Hale,
and her sisters; Thelma King, Cindy Nolan, and Billy Joe Baker. As well as her
nephews Lonnie Staley, and John Hale and her great grandson Brandon Kinser and
Ma Emery.
She is survived by her husband Jack Dickey, and her son and daughters;
Barbara Guffie, Irma Shenk, David Dickey and Rita Jacobsen. Along with her
grandchildren, Susan McCallum, James Guffie, Joe Watterson, Kylena Guffie,
Korena Elordi, Joshua Guffie, Kimberly Curran, Angela Kinser, Veola Shenk,
Richard Shenk, Erica Shenk, Leah Dickey, Samantha Dickey, David (Pete) Dickey,
Anthony Jacobsen, Marcus Jacobsen, Terry Jacobsen, Bonnie Rice, Sandy Landers,
and Gene Sanders.
We would also like to include other family and friends, all of her
surviving family, sister, Kitty and brother; Avery, Amery Ronnie and Richard,
and dearest friends; Brownie White, Sandy and James Hinton, Ethel Johnson,
Maxine Roland, Dan Yancy, Don Eggleson, and Dorothy Peterson as well as many,
many other friends, too numerous to put in writing.