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Edmund Amidon Poyneer II
May 18th, 1943 - October 15th, 2023
Edmund Amidon Poyneer II Born 18 May 1943 – Died 15 Oct 2023 He was born in Seattle, Washington and live most of his life in western Washington. He has been a resident of Mountain Home, Idaho for 17 yrs. He drove school bus for Mountain Home Schools. Loved riding his motorcycle, singing, going to the Temple, The Gospel, his family and “Planes, Trains, & Packards”… He served 12 yrs. In the Army Reserves while in college. He had a Masters of Divinity degree, a BA in Family Counseling and Bible Literature. He worked for the Boeing Co. for 25 yrs. making sure the wings & body fit “Just Right”. He was 80 yrs. old when he went “Home to be with Jesus”. He was preceded in death by: His parents: Kenneth Amidon & Mearle (Lane) Poyneer; Sister: Patricia L Poyneer; Grandson: Logan A Poyneer. He is survived by his brother & sister-in-law: Kenneth A & Ronee (Dorsett) Poyneer. He is also survived by: Linnie (Vanderford) Poyneer – wife of 38 yrs. & Eternal Companion. They had a combined family of 6 wonderful kids: Edmund A Poyneer III, SuZanne M Silkett, Heather R (Silkett) Green, Melanie A Silkett, Thomas O Silkett Jr. and Nathan E. A. Poyneer, 1 nephew & 8 Grandkids. Ed did not want to say “Good-bye”, But rather “I’ll see you at Home”.
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As the only funeral home in Elmore County, the staff at Rost Funeral Home work hard to be active members of the Mountain Home community and to be there to take care of families in every way possible when the need arises. Our funeral home opened in 2005 when Jerry and Janette Rost purchased the business. We’ve continued to grow along with Mountain Home. Jerry’s career began more than fifty years ago in Boise, and along the way, he acquired an 1897 horse-drawn funeral carriage, which we proudly display in our facility....
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