Daralee Dawn Clark Briscoe, 36, of Idaho Falls died February 2, 1991, in a local hospital from head injuries received in a fall.
She was born March 21, 1954, in Idaho Falls to Denzle James and Phyllis Mendenhall Clark. She was the youngest of five children. She attended Riverside and Whittier Elementary Schools and graduated from Skyline High School and attended Ricks College. She was a member of the LDS Church and served as an organist in several wards she was a member of. In Primary and MIA she always had 100 percent attendance. She enjoyed photography and had won prizes at the Idaho State Fair and in Post Register competitions. She took photos of many subjects but her favorite was children, especially her own. She loved to design dresses and was a meticulous dresser and coordinated every outfit. She was a quiet sort of person, rather shy. She was very sensitive to the woes of the world.
She married William R. Briscoe March 29, 1974 and they moved to Groton, Connecticut, where he was stationed with the U.S. Navy. Their first child was born in Groton. Daralee loved babies so much and would hold them close to her and rock them for hours. The little family returned to Idaho and lived in Shelley. Two girls and a boy were born into the family in this home. Rod and Daralee were later divorced. From this marriage came: Wm. Rodney Jr., Aimee, Virginia, Angela, Dawn, Aaron, John. She loved these children very much.
She is survived by her mother, four children, two sisters, and two brothers. She was preceded in death by her father.
She was born March 21, 1954, in Idaho Falls to Denzle James and Phyllis Mendenhall Clark. She was the youngest of five children. She attended Riverside and Whittier Elementary Schools and graduated from Skyline High School and attended Ricks College. She was a member of the LDS Church and served as an organist in several wards she was a member of. In Primary and MIA she always had 100 percent attendance. She enjoyed photography and had won prizes at the Idaho State Fair and in Post Register competitions. She took photos of many subjects but her favorite was children, especially her own. She loved to design dresses and was a meticulous dresser and coordinated every outfit. She was a quiet sort of person, rather shy. She was very sensitive to the woes of the world.
She married William R. Briscoe March 29, 1974 and they moved to Groton, Connecticut, where he was stationed with the U.S. Navy. Their first child was born in Groton. Daralee loved babies so much and would hold them close to her and rock them for hours. The little family returned to Idaho and lived in Shelley. Two girls and a boy were born into the family in this home. Rod and Daralee were later divorced. From this marriage came: Wm. Rodney Jr., Aimee, Virginia, Angela, Dawn, Aaron, John. She loved these children very much.
She is survived by her mother, four children, two sisters, and two brothers. She was preceded in death by her father.
Daralee Dawn Clark Briscoe, 36, of Idaho Falls died February 2, 1991, in a local hospital from head injuries received in a fall.
She was born March 21, 1954, in Idaho Falls to Denzle James and Phyllis Mendenhall Clark. She was the youngest of five children. She attended Riverside and Whittier Elementary Schools and graduated from Skyline High School and attended Ricks College. She was a member of the LDS Church and served as an organist in several wards she was a member of. In Primary and MIA she always had 100 percent attendance. She enjoyed photography and had won prizes at the Idaho State Fair and in Post Register competitions. She took photos of many subjects but her favorite was children, especially her own. She loved to design dresses and was a meticulous dresser and coordinated every outfit. She was a quiet sort of person, rather shy. She was very sensitive to the woes of the world.
She married William R. Briscoe March 29, 1974 and they moved to Groton, Connecticut, where he was stationed with the U.S. Navy. Their first child was born in Groton. Daralee loved babies so much and would hold them close to her and rock them for hours. The little family returned to Idaho and lived in Shelley. Two girls and a boy were born into the family in this home. Rod and Daralee were later divorced. From this marriage came: Wm. Rodney Jr., Aimee, Virginia, Angela, Dawn, Aaron, John. She loved these children very much.
She is survived by her mother, four children, two sisters, and two brothers. She was preceded in death by her father.
She was born March 21, 1954, in Idaho Falls to Denzle James and Phyllis Mendenhall Clark. She was the youngest of five children. She attended Riverside and Whittier Elementary Schools and graduated from Skyline High School and attended Ricks College. She was a member of the LDS Church and served as an organist in several wards she was a member of. In Primary and MIA she always had 100 percent attendance. She enjoyed photography and had won prizes at the Idaho State Fair and in Post Register competitions. She took photos of many subjects but her favorite was children, especially her own. She loved to design dresses and was a meticulous dresser and coordinated every outfit. She was a quiet sort of person, rather shy. She was very sensitive to the woes of the world.
She married William R. Briscoe March 29, 1974 and they moved to Groton, Connecticut, where he was stationed with the U.S. Navy. Their first child was born in Groton. Daralee loved babies so much and would hold them close to her and rock them for hours. The little family returned to Idaho and lived in Shelley. Two girls and a boy were born into the family in this home. Rod and Daralee were later divorced. From this marriage came: Wm. Rodney Jr., Aimee, Virginia, Angela, Dawn, Aaron, John. She loved these children very much.
She is survived by her mother, four children, two sisters, and two brothers. She was preceded in death by her father.
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