Page 6 Pinedale Roundup February 2, 2018
PINEDALE ROUNDUP
OBITUARY
Gail Savidge
Jan. 20, 1933 – Jan. 24, 2018
The family of Gail Ann Savidge was by
her side when she peacefully passed away
on Jan. 24, 2018. Gail was born into the fam-
ily of Alfred L. and Gertrude P.H. (Demeter)
Schienbein and brother Allen G. in Freeport,
Ill., on Jan. 20, 1933. In 1939 the family moved
to Galesburg, Ill., where Gail graduated from
Galesburg High School in 1952. She married
Jack Lynn Savidge and they became parents to
Carol Ann and Kim Marie. Gail and Jack later
divorced. She went on to receive an Associ-
ate’s in Art Degree at Carl Sandburg College
in 1972.
Gail worked as an executive secretary at the
Galesburg State Research Hospital in the psy-
chology department and later transferred to the
Decatur facility where she settled in Spring-
field, Ill., and lived for 30 years.
Gail and the girls enjoyed many adventures
visiting sites throughout the United States. One
place they liked to visit was Jackson Hole,
Wyo., where eventually, both daughters met
their husbands. Her international travels took
her to England, Russia, the Alps with the Peo-
ria Ski Club, through Canada, and a priceless
trip to the Mediterranean with Carol and Kim
in 2007. But, the lure and her love of the warm
sunshine drove her back to her Florida condo
every winter.
Gail had many interests. Her love of the
arts led her to museums, libraries and theat-
rical productions. She was a master gardener
and belonged to the Springfield Garden Club,
Newcomer’s Club and numerous bridge clubs.
She was a past commander of the U.S. Power
Squadron, Springfield. She was a lifelong
member of the First United Methodist Church.
Gail loved quilting, crafts, was a fine seam-
CONFLICT
Continued from 1A
during the Airport Board meeting. He added
Jones’ son has been taking flying lessons for
Church Directory
the past few months and when the hangar
came up Jones got it. Jones was made aware
of the hangar being available through his as-
sociation on the board, Parker said.
Nylla Kunard said she was not willing to
Pinedale Community
United Church of Christ First Baptist vote down the lease.
Councilman Jim Brost made a motion and
113 S Maybell, Pinedale the lease was tabled.
307-367-2528
9:00 am Sunday Choir Practice
Church Also at the Monday meeting, additional
funding of $1,480 for Rio Verde Engineering
9:45 am Sunday Children Sing Pastor Ted York was approved to complete the Orcutt Hill An-
10:00 am Sunday Worship Service nexation plat. Additional work was required
Including Godly Play (education)
SUNDAY SERVICE
when an error was found in the original plat
for children Sunday school..........................9:45 a.m.
transfer from Sublette County that omitted a
1:00 pm Monday Brown Bag discussion group Morning worship ........................11 a.m. fence line.
5:00 pm Wednesday Life is Short: Pray Hard 646 N. Tyler Street • 307-367-4567 Brost asked what would happen if the
Office Hours: M, T, W 10 a - 4 p council did not complete the plat. Attorney Ed
Wood said then the annexation would not hap-
OUR SAVIOR'S Our Lady of Peace pen.
Initially, the area was approved for annexa-
LUTHERAN CHURCH Catholic Church tion so a cell phone tower could be built to im-
prove wireless service and coverage. However,
112 S. Sublette Ave
at the last two council meetings members of the
Bible study .................. 7:45 a.m. Mass Schedule public objected to that use.
Sunday Service.............. 9 a.m. Saturday: Monday: Wood suggested if the council no longer
5:30 p.m. 9 a.m.
at The Sublette Center wanted the property, members should repeal
Pastor Kevin Rose Sunday:
Tuesday:
the annexation to make things cleaner.
8 a.m. Community member John Paravicini re-
307-367-2612 5:30 p.m. at Church
Holy Day of Obligation: minded the council that there is a reversion
512 N. Tyler, Pinedale 7 a.m. & Wednesday-Friday:
clause in the original transfer. He said if the
7 p.m. 7 a.m. at Church
county felt the property was not going to be
“Come to Me all who are weary and used as intended, it could take back the prop-
heavy laden and I will give you rest.” erty. Wood said the original covenants that
-Jesus Christ dictate the uses for the property would prevail.
Other actions at the Monday, Jan. 22, meet-
Pinedale ing included:
Hope that in God ALL
things are possible
Bible • A five-year conditional use permit was is-
sued to the Bureau of Land Management al-
PO Bx 2144, Pinedale WY 82941
Church lowing single-wide trailers at 115 S. Lincoln to
be used for seasonal workers. A $500 applica-
Join us for Sunday Sunday Services
Worship Service .......... 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
tion fee was also waived. A four-year permit
Morning Services at Sunday School, all ages .........9:00 - 10:15 a.m. was issued is 2009 and due to oversight had
Evening Service .......................................7 p.m. expired. The request was reviewed by the Pine-
10 a.m. at 41 S. Lake Ave. Sunday School for all ages dale Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan.
Sunday School is available Wednesday Services 10, and one neighbor emailed concerns that a
for children. Children’s Clubs ....................... 3:45 - 5:10 p.m. branch of government was receiving special
Youth Groups .......................................... 7 p.m.
treatment that a regular citizen most likely
would not be granted.
For questions, call us at Come visit us at
(307) 367-3500 or write to us at 219 Industrial Site Rd. • 367-4168 While the BLM had requested a 10-year
ChurchoftheResurrection.Wyo@gmail.com Pastor Jim Silvey permit, the planning and zoning recommenda-
tion to the Council was to review the permit in
stress and an
excellent cook.
Gail always
said she’d
love to live
in Wyoming
and when her
health began to
fail in 2016,
she moved to
Marbleton to be
closer to family.
She made many
new friends at
the Senior Center.
Gail was witty, fun-loving, adventurous,
a loving and generous mother, grandmother,
great-grandmother, and friend to all who knew
her. She will be dearly missed.
Gail is survived by daughter Carol (Walt)
Foster and grandchildren Josh (Tiffney) and
their children Olivia and Katie, Ryan (Fern)
and their children Maia and Sierra, and Jacob
(Leah); and daughter Kim (John) Linn and
grandchildren Chelsea, Adam (Karen) and
their children Brody and Macie, Seth (Jamie)
and their children Sylvia and Andrea; her sis-
ter-in-law Maria Schienbein, nephews David
and Dean, and nieces Linda Quinn and Sandra
Beer; and her beloved cat Calli.
If friends wish, memorial donations can be
made to Southwest Sublette County Senior
Center in Marbleton at P.O. Box 33, Big Piney,
Wyo., 83113. Services for Gail will be held at
a later date in the summer when the flowers
are in bloom.
Condolences can be left at covillfuneral-
home.com. n
five years.
• A memorandum of understanding with the
Sage and Snow Garden Club to provide flower
baskets throughout town was approved.
• Fees were waived for the Pinedale Fine
Arts Council to use American Legion Park for
a summer concert series June 30, July 4, Aug.
3, Aug. 11 and also for Wind River Mountain
Fest July 20, 21 and 22.
• Dates were approved to allow 24-hour li-
quor sales for March 17 St. Patrick’s Day, July
14 Rendezvous, Oct. 27 Halloween and Dec.
31 New Year’s Eve.
• A memorandum of understanding was ap-
proved with Happy Endings Animal Rescue to
allow housing of animals at the town’s animal
shelter.
• Actions to appoint Kay Malkowski to
the Park and Tree Board were tabled. Wood
asked to be given time to review the board’s
bylaws to determine if residency is a prerequi-
site. Council member Brost asked if there were
any other letters of interest and requested they
be included in the package for future board ap-
pointments.
• A memorandum of understanding con-
tracting with the Sublette County Unified Fire
Department was approved.
• The May 28 council meeting was canceled
due to the Memorial Day holiday.
• An agreement with ESC Engineering was
approved for $5,670 for required maintenance
of the town’s water system. The company sub-
mitted the only quote.
• A bid of $261,255 was accepted from
Teletractors, Inc., for the pathway project. The
only other bid received was from RS Bennett
for $389,925. The Jorgensens Engineering es-
timate was $414,355.
• Lora Hittle was appointed to the Pinedale
Planning and Zoning Commission to fill an un-
expired term until August 2018. She replaces
Brian Gray, who resigned from the board.
• Pinedale High School gymnasium was
designation as the polling place for the upcom-
ing May elections.
• Three separate ordinances that had passed
first and second readings, before being tabled
years ago, were taken off the table and de-
feated. The ordinances were originally tabled
in 2016 and 2017. Wood advised the council
members to start over rather than enact some-
thing that hadn’t been reviewed recently. n