Ike (E.D.) was born to Ezra David Ikenberry, Sr., and Mabel F. Hixenbaugh Ikenberry.
Ike (E.D.) served in the U.S. Air Force from 1950 to 1954. He was a member of the 315th and 810th Air Police Squadron and was stationed in Japan during the Korean War.
Ike (E.D.) spent his younger years at the family farm in Miami, New Mexico, until the family moved to Springer, where he remained for the majority of his life.
Ike (E.D.) was an only child but grew up in a large family, including his Uncle Merle Hixenbaugh whom he was raised with and considered a brother. He often told stories of growing up in Miami and spending time in Heck Canyon with his many cousins including Barbara "Bobbie", Patricia "Patsy", and Rowena "Rena", to name a few.
He attended Springer High School where he excelled in sports, playing football, basketball and track. He played in the North vs. South High School All Stars (1949) being a member of the North Football team. He graduated in 1949 and for a short time attended Highlands University and then transferred to McPherson College in McPherson, KS.
Ike (E.D.) was a mechanic and business owner. He spent much of his spare time working on, buying, selling and trading cars and motorcycles. He was also a gunsmith and had a fully equipped gun shop in his home where he would repair, customize and build guns for his friends and also reloaded ammo. He was a member of the NRA and enjoyed competing in shooting events at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, a memoriam may be made in Ezra's (E.D.'s) name to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Ike (E.D.) served in the U.S. Air Force from 1950 to 1954. He was a member of the 315th and 810th Air Police Squadron and was stationed in Japan during the Korean War.
Ike (E.D.) spent his younger years at the family farm in Miami, New Mexico, until the family moved to Springer, where he remained for the majority of his life.
Ike (E.D.) was an only child but grew up in a large family, including his Uncle Merle Hixenbaugh whom he was raised with and considered a brother. He often told stories of growing up in Miami and spending time in Heck Canyon with his many cousins including Barbara "Bobbie", Patricia "Patsy", and Rowena "Rena", to name a few.
He attended Springer High School where he excelled in sports, playing football, basketball and track. He played in the North vs. South High School All Stars (1949) being a member of the North Football team. He graduated in 1949 and for a short time attended Highlands University and then transferred to McPherson College in McPherson, KS.
Ike (E.D.) was a mechanic and business owner. He spent much of his spare time working on, buying, selling and trading cars and motorcycles. He was also a gunsmith and had a fully equipped gun shop in his home where he would repair, customize and build guns for his friends and also reloaded ammo. He was a member of the NRA and enjoyed competing in shooting events at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, a memoriam may be made in Ezra's (E.D.'s) name to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Ike (E.D.) was born to Ezra David Ikenberry, Sr., and Mabel F. Hixenbaugh Ikenberry.
Ike (E.D.) served in the U.S. Air Force from 1950 to 1954. He was a member of the 315th and 810th Air Police Squadron and was stationed in Japan during the Korean War.
Ike (E.D.) spent his younger years at the family farm in Miami, New Mexico, until the family moved to Springer, where he remained for the majority of his life.
Ike (E.D.) was an only child but grew up in a large family, including his Uncle Merle Hixenbaugh whom he was raised with and considered a brother. He often told stories of growing up in Miami and spending time in Heck Canyon with his many cousins including Barbara "Bobbie", Patricia "Patsy", and Rowena "Rena", to name a few.
He attended Springer High School where he excelled in sports, playing football, basketball and track. He played in the North vs. South High School All Stars (1949) being a member of the North Football team. He graduated in 1949 and for a short time attended Highlands University and then transferred to McPherson College in McPherson, KS.
Ike (E.D.) was a mechanic and business owner. He spent much of his spare time working on, buying, selling and trading cars and motorcycles. He was also a gunsmith and had a fully equipped gun shop in his home where he would repair, customize and build guns for his friends and also reloaded ammo. He was a member of the NRA and enjoyed competing in shooting events at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, a memoriam may be made in Ezra's (E.D.'s) name to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Ike (E.D.) served in the U.S. Air Force from 1950 to 1954. He was a member of the 315th and 810th Air Police Squadron and was stationed in Japan during the Korean War.
Ike (E.D.) spent his younger years at the family farm in Miami, New Mexico, until the family moved to Springer, where he remained for the majority of his life.
Ike (E.D.) was an only child but grew up in a large family, including his Uncle Merle Hixenbaugh whom he was raised with and considered a brother. He often told stories of growing up in Miami and spending time in Heck Canyon with his many cousins including Barbara "Bobbie", Patricia "Patsy", and Rowena "Rena", to name a few.
He attended Springer High School where he excelled in sports, playing football, basketball and track. He played in the North vs. South High School All Stars (1949) being a member of the North Football team. He graduated in 1949 and for a short time attended Highlands University and then transferred to McPherson College in McPherson, KS.
Ike (E.D.) was a mechanic and business owner. He spent much of his spare time working on, buying, selling and trading cars and motorcycles. He was also a gunsmith and had a fully equipped gun shop in his home where he would repair, customize and build guns for his friends and also reloaded ammo. He was a member of the NRA and enjoyed competing in shooting events at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
In lieu of flowers, a memoriam may be made in Ezra's (E.D.'s) name to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
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