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NAMPA - Funeral services for
Mr. Dee Lamar Harris, 47, 408 Caldwell Blvd., Nampa, who died
Friday at a Boise hospital following a short illness, will be
conducted at 1 p.m. Monday at the Nampa LDS Stake Center, with
Bishop Theo Morgan of the Nampa Fourth Ward officiating.
Interment will follow.
Services and interment are under the direction of the
Alsip Funeral Chapel, and friends may call at the chapel on
Sunday and prior to the service on Monday.
Mr. Harris was born May 7, 1925 at Sugar City, Idaho, the
son of Milton Chester Harris and Bertha Riggs Jones. He
served on a mine sweeper, the USS Eager in World War I1 and
was honorably discharged on Feb. 25 1946. He returned to
finish his high school education at the Wilder High School.
He then worked for the Bureau of Land Management and after
that worked for the government as a fresh fruit and produce
inspector.
He later purchased his own flying service, worked for
Union Seed and then Clark's Flying Service. In 1962 he
purchased the American Window Products where he had been
actively engaged in business. He was married to Joan Pancheri
on March 31, 1953in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple. Mr. Harris
had a great love for flying, and had received his 15 year safe
flying award. He was an active member of the Nampa Fourth
Ward, LDS Church.
Mr. Harris is survived by his wife, Mrs. Joan Harris,
Nampa; one son, Joseph Lamar Harris, at home; one daughter,
Diantha Deon Harris, at home; his mother, Mrs. Bertha Harris
Miller, Willsville, Utah; four brothers, Voyd Harris, Salt
Lake City, Utah, Max Harris, Hepner, Ore., Lyle Harris, Garden
Grove, Calif., and Rick Harris, in California; three sisters,
Mary Beth Larkin, LaCrosse, Wash., Betty Rawlings, Boise, and
Treva Jean Rassmussen, Boise.
He was preceded in death by his father. |
