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So, it's Spring time and I'm sure we are all feeling the Spring Fever!! Now if the Sun will actually stay out for more than 48 hours we will be set! If any one has had breaking news in their lives please let us know!! We'd love to keep up on everything! We now have the link to Stephanie Rolfe's blog! Now Furniss! But I'll let you guys check it out to see details! Thanks guys!

Kyle T. Ellsworth

As many of you might know Kyle Ellsworth has passed away. It's horrible news and very sad. Kyle was always so fun- loving and full of life. We will cherish his memories forever.I myself have many memories of Kyle. Our prayers are with his family. May God be with him Til we meet again. Here is his obituary,

Kyle T. Ellsworth

Kyle T. Ellsworth, 23, of Lewisville, died Feb. 4, 2009, in Albuquerque, N.M.

He was born Aug. 29, 1985, in Idaho Falls, to Terry Don Ellsworth and Mary Carol Jardine Ellsworth. He attended schools in Lewisville, Midway Elementary, Rigby Junior High and graduated from Rigby High School. He attended Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Mont., on an academic football scholarship.

He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He played basketball and football for Rigby High School and enjoyed hunting and motorcycles. He also enjoyed spending time with his many friends.

He is survived by his parents, Terry and Mary Ellsworth of Lewisville; sisters, Kelsie (Jerome) Hutchinson of Rigby and McKenzie Ellsworth of Lewisville; brothers, Austin Ellsworth, Caleb Ellsworth and Jace Ellsworth, all of Lewisville; grandparents, Oscar and Gwen Ellsworth of Lewisville and Dale (Colleen) Jardine of Arco; and many loving aunts and uncles. He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Lynne Maier.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 30, 2009, at the Lewisville 1st Ward LDS Chapel. The family will visit with friends from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Eckersell Memorial Chapel in Rigby, and from 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. prior to services at the church. Burial will be in Lewisville Cemetery under the direction of Eckersell Memorial Chapel in Rigby. Condolences may be sent to the family online at www.eckersellfuneralhome.com.

Teisha Welch Hall

Just before we graduated I started working at Toys R Us and met an incredible man named Trevor Hall. He plays the guitar, sings, and is very good looking. The perfect man for me! We soon started dating and fell in love very quickly. Trevor proposed to me after about three weeks of dating. It was very fast because once we met, we knew we were destined to be together. We got married on February 12, 2005. I quit Toys R Us and so did he, he started working at the warehouse for Melaleuca and I worked at Smitty's as a hostess. After that I started working at the call center at Melaleuca in the collections department. In June of 2007 we found out that we were pregnant and we were so happy! Our baby was supposed to be born on Feb 18th of 2008 but he came early. Connor Michael Hall was born on December 23, 2007 at 4 pounds 11 oz. He stayed in the NICU for over a month and then we took him home. Right after he was born I almost bled to death and had to have a blood transfusion. We both did okay and are having a wonderful life. Trevor now works for Qwest and is going to school at ISU and trying to get his bachelors in Biomedical Engineering. I am a stay at home mom and a freelance writer. Connor is 1 now and talking and trying to walk.

** Teisha's blog is posted in the Class Mates list! Check it out!

Classmates

I have been so amazed at how many people from our class has married other's within our class or even just from Rigby! It's crazy! That Rigby must breed good spouses or something! We have Sam Price and Susan Pruser's blog. ( married) Tye Giles and Chanda Korth( married) Abby Taylor and Mike Peterson! It's been awesome to check out peoples info!!! Also, check out Dallin Olavenson's blog for BIG news and also Chelsey Furniss! Have a great week!! Can't wait for that dang Spring to come!!!

Update

Ok, sorry guys I have been a slacker in the blogging department. Which is a huge thing for me usually I'm a blogging freak! Anyways, Seth Ellsworth has a new blog so check that out! Also, we have added Rebekah Randall's family blog and Amanda Sayer!! So, everyone check up on them! We are getting quite the collection on here! I'm really excited about the response! Thanks to EVERYONE!! ALSO CARMEN STITES!

Update

Just in case some of you haven't noticed we have added a few more blogs to the list!! We now have Kristi Gunderson, Samantha Barnes, Lindsey Nield and Heather Summers!! Check em out!! They all have such awesome blogs and families!!! Also, we have new pictures at the very bottom of the blog!! Woohoo! I hope everyone has a great V-Day!! Take Care!

* Jessica Gallup*

My after-high-school story began…with me heading-off to Atlanta to be a nanny. I lived in Georgia for six months and then ventured back home- to good, cold Idaho! I started my college adventure at BYU-Idaho, winter semester '05. I loved every minute of college, and I will admit, it was a million-zillion times better than high school! I wrote for the University's paper a few semesters. And had the opportunity to be News Assistant Editor, one semester, and Copy Assistant Editor, the next. I did thoroughly enjoy the experience, but realized it wasn't my true passion. I was a Communication major with an emphasis in journalism, and I continued my pursuit of major, I just changed my emphasis to Public Relations and Advertising.

The fall after we graduated, I was off-track and got a full-time job at the Melaleuca Call Center, to obviously try and earn some much needed money for college. At the time, I will be honest, I was anti-man. My definition being- I was sick of all the crazy, silly college boys that I had, had no luck with and had decided for "sure" I was going to serve a mission the following year. You see, growing up, I had always wanted to serve a mission to some foreign, exotic country- the men in my life had just secured my decision in one tight knot, or so I thought. But it seems we all end up falling victim to serendipity.

I met Travis, at no other than Melaleuca, and we immediately became wonderful friends. Such good friends in fact, he eventually stopped seeing the girl he was dating… to soon become my boyfriend… than fiancé….and finally, best of all, my eternal, best friend…a.k.a my husband. Don't worry, it didn't happen as fast as it seems! We were married in April 2006. We both decided to start BYU-Idaho's "Fast-Grad" program…which for those of you who don't know…means you go to school-year-round till you graduate. My second, to last semester, fall 2007, we found out we were expecting. So yes, I was able to graduate from college in April 2008, six months pregnant. And don't worry, with my gown on, you couldn't even tell! I graduated with my Bachelor of Science in Communications with emphasis in PR/Advertising, and a cluster in Psychology and Chinese. Two clusters, is like one minor…and yes, I do speak basic, Mandarin Chinese. I promise, I am not trying to brag, that's not me, I just thought I would clarify for those of you who may be wondering.

Brielle was born, July 2008, and it was certainly the hardest, but best thing I have ever done! I seriously felt like Wonder Woman! Brielle has truly made our family even more complete! She is 7 months old, and the time passes so quickly. My husband graduated this past December, and we moved to San Antonio, Texas. We really love it here, and are enjoying the warm weather. We hope and plan to stay here for awhile…

I love life, every single breath and moment. I have big dreams, which I still plan to fulfill… I hope to soon start my own, design company, example: wedding announcements, web sites, custom photos, etc. I also plan to someday write a children book series, the ideas are all ready in the making…and many more big dreams-But most importantly, I plan to live life to its fullest, and just cherish the time I have with my husband, and children and other family members. Because I finally figured out what life was all about! I really hope all is going well for everyone, and I really mean it. And I hope all of you have a wonderful day, and if you don't it's your own darn fault….yes, a high school lesson from Coach Jolley, I will always treasure! Oh, and always feel welcome to check out my blog :)