Joshua Adam Worner, 12, left our world in the early morning on Sunday, October 29, 2006. Josh's adventures began on November 22, 1993 in Melrose Park, Illinois where he was born to Gina Worner. He was schooled in Illinois until his family moved to Surprise, Arizona and resided there until he was a 5th grader. Upon moving to Boise, he attended Owyhee Elementary and most recently South Junior High.
Josh was always on the move – in the dry months his roller blades and BMX bike took him everywhere and when the snow fell, you could find him snowboarding and ice skating. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, paint balling, racing go-karts and collecting Hot Wheels and die-cast cars.
More than anything Josh loved hanging out with his friends. His family wishes to thank them and the students of South Junior High that have shown their love and support of their family over the last few weeks. In addition, Gina thanks her employer and colleagues at Albertsons and the community of Boise for the outpouring of support.
Josh is survived by his mom, Gina, and brother, Jason, of Boise, grandparents, Peggy and Tony Morrone of Plainfield, Illinois and all his extended family – aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial Services will be held at Bell Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 1 at 6pm, with visitation beginning at 4pm. Interment will take place on Monday, November 6 at Evergreen Cemetery in Orland Park, Illinois.
Josh was always on the move – in the dry months his roller blades and BMX bike took him everywhere and when the snow fell, you could find him snowboarding and ice skating. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, paint balling, racing go-karts and collecting Hot Wheels and die-cast cars.
More than anything Josh loved hanging out with his friends. His family wishes to thank them and the students of South Junior High that have shown their love and support of their family over the last few weeks. In addition, Gina thanks her employer and colleagues at Albertsons and the community of Boise for the outpouring of support.
Josh is survived by his mom, Gina, and brother, Jason, of Boise, grandparents, Peggy and Tony Morrone of Plainfield, Illinois and all his extended family – aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial Services will be held at Bell Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 1 at 6pm, with visitation beginning at 4pm. Interment will take place on Monday, November 6 at Evergreen Cemetery in Orland Park, Illinois.
Joshua Adam Worner, 12, left our world in the early morning on Sunday, October 29, 2006. Josh's adventures began on November 22, 1993 in Melrose Park, Illinois where he was born to Gina Worner. He was schooled in Illinois until his family moved to Surprise, Arizona and resided there until he was a 5th grader. Upon moving to Boise, he attended Owyhee Elementary and most recently South Junior High.
Josh was always on the move – in the dry months his roller blades and BMX bike took him everywhere and when the snow fell, you could find him snowboarding and ice skating. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, paint balling, racing go-karts and collecting Hot Wheels and die-cast cars.
More than anything Josh loved hanging out with his friends. His family wishes to thank them and the students of South Junior High that have shown their love and support of their family over the last few weeks. In addition, Gina thanks her employer and colleagues at Albertsons and the community of Boise for the outpouring of support.
Josh is survived by his mom, Gina, and brother, Jason, of Boise, grandparents, Peggy and Tony Morrone of Plainfield, Illinois and all his extended family – aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial Services will be held at Bell Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 1 at 6pm, with visitation beginning at 4pm. Interment will take place on Monday, November 6 at Evergreen Cemetery in Orland Park, Illinois.
Josh was always on the move – in the dry months his roller blades and BMX bike took him everywhere and when the snow fell, you could find him snowboarding and ice skating. He enjoyed fishing, camping, hiking, swimming, paint balling, racing go-karts and collecting Hot Wheels and die-cast cars.
More than anything Josh loved hanging out with his friends. His family wishes to thank them and the students of South Junior High that have shown their love and support of their family over the last few weeks. In addition, Gina thanks her employer and colleagues at Albertsons and the community of Boise for the outpouring of support.
Josh is survived by his mom, Gina, and brother, Jason, of Boise, grandparents, Peggy and Tony Morrone of Plainfield, Illinois and all his extended family – aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial Services will be held at Bell Funeral Home on Wednesday, November 1 at 6pm, with visitation beginning at 4pm. Interment will take place on Monday, November 6 at Evergreen Cemetery in Orland Park, Illinois.
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