Women & Families in Cutting part 3

by Corey Fagan Women are diverse in many applications of life.   I believe that when we are in alignment with who we are, we will choose the things in life that we love.  We will be able to find pride in what we accomplish, because it is within direct association of that which defines us.  Careers are then joyful, hobbies bring about satisfaction, and life is peaceful and strengthened with...

Women & Families in Cutting

Children… they are the beginning. When they are brought into this world they are a fresh slate, a pure, untainted human being ready to learn, grow and explore all that is around them. Believing in them and knowing that they can be the best of us and then allowing them to take that to their own greater level is empowerment. The youth of today, are our opportunities to help shape the future we want; by building stronger foundations in them that do not shake. If we want foundations that are built with courage, politeness, knowledge, respect, and a steady realization that hard work does not go un-rewarded, then we must be the examples of that for them. This continuing cycle shapes who we are and continues to build our character, while guiding our children, the ones who will lead us into the future.

Women & Families in Cutting

1st in a series by Corey Fagan Throughout history women have played extraordinary roles within our communities, families, and culture. Women have overcome adversities in times past; challenging themselves through each generation to become leaders, queens, warriors, prime ministers, and first ladies. Legendary women like Eleanor Roosevelt, Susan B. Anthony, Marie Curie, and beloved Mother...

Kenny Dunn

Kenneth L. Dunn Kenny Dunn, 80, of Caldwell, died on Sunday, August 14, 2011 at a Boise hospital. Kenny Dun was a great icon for Cutting in Idaho, and as he would tell you a very handsome cowboy. Please share your stories about Kenny with us so we can remember him the way he would have wanted.  With a joke and a smile. Thank you Laurie Errington, Scootemnshootem Photos for getting these so...

Sylvan Williamson

At 3 o’clock, I sat quietly beside him….held his hand and prayed. I prayed to my God to let him be peaceful, I spoke to him, promised him we will take care of things. At 5:55, he passed away….out of his pain. Sylvan was 94, a tough buckaroo! We all learned so much from this man….so very much.  Linda Williamson In fondest memory of Sylvan Williamson who passed on...