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Garnett Fae Foster
April 1, 1941 - Nov 18, 1989
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Kalispell–Garnett Fae Foster, 48, of Kalispell, died of cancer Saturday Nov 18, 1989, at Kalispell Regional Hospital.
Born April 1, 1941, in Conrad to A.H. and Edna Goeddertzr, she was raised near Kevin and Sunburst. She graduation from Sunburst High School and received an elementary education degree at Rocky Mountain College.
In 1962 she married Boyd Alcorn in Kevin. They were later divorced.
After completing her student teaching in Valier, MT, she taught at Northwest Christian School in Spokane for eight years. Since 1977 she taught first grade at East Evergreen Elementary School.
In 1979 she married Loyd Foster in Lakeside. They lived east of Kalispell since.
She was a member of Rocky Mountain Baptist Church.
Survivors include her husband, three daughters, Diane Alcorn, Kalispell, and Regena Englert and Kim Burke, both of Billings; two sons, Dean Alcorn, Billings, and Larry Foster, Northfield, MN; her parents, Woods Bay; a brother, Jim Goeddertz, St. George, UT; and four grandchildren.
Funeral services be 3 p.m. Wednesday at Weathford Funeral Home with the Rev. Clint L. Thelite officiating Burial will follow at Glacier Memorial Gardens.
Visitation will be 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
The family suggests memorials to Rocky Mountain Baptist Church, P.O. Box 1519, Kalispell, 59903-1519.
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Pat Leary (Skoblicki) (1959)
I wish I had known where Garnett was before her passing. Was very sorry to here that she had cancer. Does anyone know where her brother Jim is? I spent so many wonderful times on there sheep farm. Remember getting up at 5:00 AM just to have time to get ready for school. Her Mother had such a large breakfast fixed for all the farm hands and family. She must of worked most of the night. When it was 40 below and all the piles of snow were on the road we would have to ride several miles to the main road to catch the school bus. Anyway I do think of those times and am so happy I have such good memories being on the farm. There are many more memories and at times they all come back.Rest in peace my dear friend.
Pat Leary