Gary David Arambarri

He worked for Gate City Steele in the 60's in Boise then moved to Pocotello for a few years where he coached little league football and baseball. Gary then moved back to Boise and decided to go to work for Boise State, where he taught welding and automotive classes.

Gary also received his Masters and Bachelors degree from the University of Idaho. He retired from Boise State in September of 2005.

Gary was a very talented man with welding and restoring classic cars and taking them to classic car shows where he won many trophies.

On July 2, 1999 he married the love of his life Peggy Arambarri. They had great interest in a cabin up at Cascade Lake where they worked together and refurbished it and made a lovely family cabin. While they enjoyed their time at the cabin they took interest in boating and snowmobiling. Gary also had a love for his Harley Davidson's and had many great trips riding with Peggy on the back.

After he retired they decided, due to his health issues they would move to Colorado in June of 2016 where he resided until his passing.

Preceding his death he lost both his parents Nash and Lorene Arambarri. Gary leaves behind his wife Peggy Arambarri, his sister Jory Hall, his three children, Gary Arambarri Jr., Ronald Arambarri (Lori), daughter Tonya Applegate (Jim), and step sons, Tad Percival (Karen), Shane Percival (Courtney), and Tim Percival, also many grand-children and great grand-children