Born to Helen Louise Attwood and John Thomas Fannin, the youngest of 13 children.
Trudy remained in Boise throughout her life.
She worked in the computer industry until her health forced retirement.
She photographed many nature scenes throughout her later life, taking walks at the MK Nature Center. The day of her death she had walked there, tripped on a railroad tie and fell, hitting her head.
She was a dedicated member of the LDS religion.
Trudy was preceded in death by her parents and siblings: Wayne, Marcine, Georgia, Reed, Earlis, Grace, Ruth, Dawn and Cheryle. Also a very special neice, Alecia Colburn.
She leaves 2 sisters, Zola Olsen and Lilla Halbert and a brother, Adrian Fannin. Also many neices, nephews, grand neices and nephews and cousins.
Trudy remained in Boise throughout her life.
She worked in the computer industry until her health forced retirement.
She photographed many nature scenes throughout her later life, taking walks at the MK Nature Center. The day of her death she had walked there, tripped on a railroad tie and fell, hitting her head.
She was a dedicated member of the LDS religion.
Trudy was preceded in death by her parents and siblings: Wayne, Marcine, Georgia, Reed, Earlis, Grace, Ruth, Dawn and Cheryle. Also a very special neice, Alecia Colburn.
She leaves 2 sisters, Zola Olsen and Lilla Halbert and a brother, Adrian Fannin. Also many neices, nephews, grand neices and nephews and cousins.
Born to Helen Louise Attwood and John Thomas Fannin, the youngest of 13 children.
Trudy remained in Boise throughout her life.
She worked in the computer industry until her health forced retirement.
She photographed many nature scenes throughout her later life, taking walks at the MK Nature Center. The day of her death she had walked there, tripped on a railroad tie and fell, hitting her head.
She was a dedicated member of the LDS religion.
Trudy was preceded in death by her parents and siblings: Wayne, Marcine, Georgia, Reed, Earlis, Grace, Ruth, Dawn and Cheryle. Also a very special neice, Alecia Colburn.
She leaves 2 sisters, Zola Olsen and Lilla Halbert and a brother, Adrian Fannin. Also many neices, nephews, grand neices and nephews and cousins.
Trudy remained in Boise throughout her life.
She worked in the computer industry until her health forced retirement.
She photographed many nature scenes throughout her later life, taking walks at the MK Nature Center. The day of her death she had walked there, tripped on a railroad tie and fell, hitting her head.
She was a dedicated member of the LDS religion.
Trudy was preceded in death by her parents and siblings: Wayne, Marcine, Georgia, Reed, Earlis, Grace, Ruth, Dawn and Cheryle. Also a very special neice, Alecia Colburn.
She leaves 2 sisters, Zola Olsen and Lilla Halbert and a brother, Adrian Fannin. Also many neices, nephews, grand neices and nephews and cousins.
