Carol Valaune Morris

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FT 1940: Twin Falls Election Precinct 3, Twin Falls, Idaho, United States - hos forældrene

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- Carol Valaune Peterson, 79, of Wendell, went home to our Lord and Savior on Wednesday, July 29, 2009, at her home, with her loving husband of 60 years by her side.
She was bom July 27, 1930, to Lloyd Raymand "Ray" and Verle Morris in Heartwell, Neb. Carol attended a one-roorn schoolhouse in Heartwell before moving with her parents to Twin Falls. In the sevehth grade, Carol moved to Los Angeles, Calif., where she graduated from John Marshall High School in 1948. That summer she returned to Twin Falls to live with her grandparents. On a blind date she met her best fiiend and husband, Carl "LaVar" Peterson. They maried on June 14, 1949. They spent most of their lives together on their farm in Wendell, where they raised five children.
Carol was active as a 4-H leader for more than 20 years. Many women leamed the arts of homemaking, sewing and needlework under Carol's Ioving guidance. She spent hours crocheting doilies for family and frends and creating beautiful oil paintings for her home. Carol's home always smelled of fresh-baked bread or cookies. Visitors were always welcome and never went away hungry. Many sugar beet crews enjoyed her homemade meals during harvest. Carol loved the mountains and enjoyed trail rides with her family well into her 70s. Carol had been a member of the Art Guild, the Hill 'n Dale Club and the Veteran Motor Car Club. She always enjoyed riding in parades in the antique cars that LaVar lovingly restored. Many people would comment on Carol's garden and flowers. Jesus has even more beautiful flowers in heaven since Carol has joined him.
Carol was preceded in death by her mother and father, Verle and Ray Morris; her brother, Ronald Morris; and her infant brother, Roger Morris. Carol is survived by her husband, LaVar; her son, Curtis (Daunya) Peteison of Wendell; her daughters, Linda Peterson of Jerome, Vickie (Gary) Blaylock of Boise, Valaune (Bill) Wineland of Keizer, Ore., and Darlene (Barry) Brackett of Wendell. She is survived by 10 gandchildren, Lauiie Giessinger, Daniel, Kenneth and Colleen Sackinger, Nicholas Blaylock, Crystal (Rory) Lambert, Sarah and Casey Brackett, and Kaitlyn and Seth Peterson; and four great-grandchildren, Katelyn, Michelle and Brandon Giessinger and Sam Sackinger. She is also survived by her brothers, Richard Morris of Dubai-United Arab Emirants and
Randall Morris of Nicaragua South America.
The funeral will be held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, at the Living Waters Presbyterian Church, 821 E. Main St. in Wendell. Burial will follow in the Wendell

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August 18, 2018 | Times-News, The (Twin Falls, ID)
February 8, 1928 \endash August 15, 2018
C. LaVar Peterson, of Wendell, left his beloved farm and sugar beet fields on August 15, 2018, to join his wife, Carol V. Peterson, in their heavenly home. LaVar was born at home February 8, 1928, outside of Tremonton, Utah. LaVar spent his childhood discovering Utah with Logan Canyon being one of his favorite places to explore. As a teenager, LaVar came to Jerome, Idaho, with is cousin Danny. It was on this trip that LaVar's passion for farming began to grow. Eventually, LaVar's parents, Carl and Ruby; brothers, Leonard (deceased in infancy), Dale, Don and Dean; and sisters, Arlene, Reva, and Louise all moved to Jerome. A small farm was purchased, and the Peterson farm adventure began.
On a blind date, LaVar met the love of his life and six month later, on June 14, 1948, Carol Morris became his lovely young bride. Their marriage would be a testimony of family for over 60 years. LaVar and Carol started their own farm on family property, as their family grew so did their farm. LaVar and Carol were blessed with five children, Linda Peterson, Twin Falls, Idaho; Valaune (Bill) Wineland, Green Valley, Arizona; Vickie (Gary) Blaylock, Boise, Idaho; Darlene (Barry) Brackett, Wendell, Idaho; and Curtis (Daunya) Peterson, Wendell, Idaho. It has been said, the only thing better then your own children are your grandchildren. LaVar was never happier than when he could take one of his 10 grandchildren or 11 great grandchildren on a Model-T ride or out to the sugar beet field and show them the game of Hoeing Beets!
LaVar loved the farming community of Wendell. He gave back to his community by serving on the Wendell School Board. He never turned down an opportunity to promote agriculture and education. LaVar was happy to see his passion of farming continue when his son, Curtis, chose to carry on the family farm. LaVar's passion for sugar beets and sweet corn was hard to beat as he won many ribbons at the county fair and many summer time meals consisted of sweet corn and tomatoes.
LaVar was a man of many talents. He believed nothing good came form boredom and idle hands. In the winter months, LaVar was passionate about collecting and restoring vintage cars. Model T's and Model A's were his favorite. He was active in the Horseless Carriage Club and later the Vintage Car Club of Twin Falls. LaVar was also an accomplished wood worker. He built each of his children a beautiful grandfather clock. The cabinetry in his home showed his love for the art and his family.
A viewing will be held from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm, Monday, August 20, 2018 at Farnsworth Mortuary, 1343 S Lincoln Ave, Jerome. A Celebration of LaVar's Life will be held at 11:00 am, with a viewing beginning at 10:00 am, Tuesday, August 21, 2018 at the Living Waters Presbyterian Church, 821 E Main Street, Wendell. Graveside service will conclude at the Wendell Cemetery.

Carol blev gift med Carl LaVar Peterson den 14. Jun. 1949 i Twin Falls, Twin Falls, Idaho, USA. (Carl LaVar Peterson blev født den 8. Feb. 1928 i Providence, Cache, Utah, USA og døde den 15. Aug. 2018 i Wendell, Gooding, Idaho, USA.)