Bio provided by Julie, #47423887, 10-4-12:
Luey Ann Wallace was born in Boise, Ida, Idaho on 28 May 1948 and died in
Mountain Home, Elmore, Idaho on 8 Aug 1971.
Luey Ann Wallace died instantly in a head on accident with a large bus when shewas driving home from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah after her senior year. She was less than an hour away from her home when the tragic accident occurred. Luey Ann attended Boise College for two years and then Brigham Young University for two years receiving her four year degree.
Luey Ann was a member of the Meistersingers, a Cappella Choir of 37 members, at Boise College. She then sang in the Opera Workshop Chorus at Brigham Young University. She had a great voice and loved singing with her father, Warren Wallace, at church and local events. She was a beautiful young woman with a beautiful voice.
Luey Ann was the first born of six children born to Leone and Warren Wallace. Her accidental death was a real shock to the family. It was told that her father was never the same after her death. Luey Ann was a member of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Luey Ann Wallace was born in Boise, Ida, Idaho on 28 May 1948 and died in
Mountain Home, Elmore, Idaho on 8 Aug 1971.
Luey Ann Wallace died instantly in a head on accident with a large bus when shewas driving home from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah after her senior year. She was less than an hour away from her home when the tragic accident occurred. Luey Ann attended Boise College for two years and then Brigham Young University for two years receiving her four year degree.
Luey Ann was a member of the Meistersingers, a Cappella Choir of 37 members, at Boise College. She then sang in the Opera Workshop Chorus at Brigham Young University. She had a great voice and loved singing with her father, Warren Wallace, at church and local events. She was a beautiful young woman with a beautiful voice.
Luey Ann was the first born of six children born to Leone and Warren Wallace. Her accidental death was a real shock to the family. It was told that her father was never the same after her death. Luey Ann was a member of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Bio provided by Julie, #47423887, 10-4-12:
Luey Ann Wallace was born in Boise, Ida, Idaho on 28 May 1948 and died in
Mountain Home, Elmore, Idaho on 8 Aug 1971.
Luey Ann Wallace died instantly in a head on accident with a large bus when shewas driving home from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah after her senior year. She was less than an hour away from her home when the tragic accident occurred. Luey Ann attended Boise College for two years and then Brigham Young University for two years receiving her four year degree.
Luey Ann was a member of the Meistersingers, a Cappella Choir of 37 members, at Boise College. She then sang in the Opera Workshop Chorus at Brigham Young University. She had a great voice and loved singing with her father, Warren Wallace, at church and local events. She was a beautiful young woman with a beautiful voice.
Luey Ann was the first born of six children born to Leone and Warren Wallace. Her accidental death was a real shock to the family. It was told that her father was never the same after her death. Luey Ann was a member of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Luey Ann Wallace was born in Boise, Ida, Idaho on 28 May 1948 and died in
Mountain Home, Elmore, Idaho on 8 Aug 1971.
Luey Ann Wallace died instantly in a head on accident with a large bus when shewas driving home from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah after her senior year. She was less than an hour away from her home when the tragic accident occurred. Luey Ann attended Boise College for two years and then Brigham Young University for two years receiving her four year degree.
Luey Ann was a member of the Meistersingers, a Cappella Choir of 37 members, at Boise College. She then sang in the Opera Workshop Chorus at Brigham Young University. She had a great voice and loved singing with her father, Warren Wallace, at church and local events. She was a beautiful young woman with a beautiful voice.
Luey Ann was the first born of six children born to Leone and Warren Wallace. Her accidental death was a real shock to the family. It was told that her father was never the same after her death. Luey Ann was a member of The Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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