Keven Warner “Kulk” Kulicke, 61, passed away on Sept. 1, 2013 from a heart attack while doing what he enjoyed most, camping with good friends. Keven was born Feb. 17, 1952 to Twilla and Warner Kulicke in Montpelier, Idaho.

He spent most of his childhood on a farm in Lanark. After the death of his father he moved to Dingle when his mother remarried McKay Lindsay. He graduated from Bear Lake High School in 1970. Keven had a talent for fixing things, and went to Idaho State Technical School to become a heavy duty mechanic. He married Karen Lindsay on April 30, 1971 and lived for nine years in Aberdeen, Idaho, where he worked at the Ford Motor garage, before returning to Bear Lake. He worked for many years in the mines in Soda Springs. Keven had a love of the outdoors. He enjoyed camping, fishing, being a prankster, playing horseshoes, poker and pool, and hanging out at the VFW. Keven had a secret talent for writing, and wrote some humorous poems that showed his softer side. He will be missed; he was one of a kind. “Not to worry!”

He is survived by his wife Karen Kulicke, his daughter Erica (Robert) Holley of Boise, and son Kelly Kulicke of Preston. He also has six grandchildren: Meghan and Ian Holley, Devon, Derrek, Jaden, Bryer Kulicke; mother Twilla Lindsay, brothers: Keith Kulicke, Allen (Lynn) Kulicke, Merlin (Melissa) Kulicke, LaNita (Kim) Steely; stepbrothers and sister: Merlin (Karen) Lindsay, Donovan (Kristine) Lindsay, Shelia Lindsay. And beloved Uncle Max Kulicke of Paris. He was preceded in death by his father, stepfather, and a stepbrother Robert McKay Lindsay.

Keven’s family would like to thank all those who have supported him during his trials with donations of money, kind deeds, thoughts and prayers. They were greatly appreciated.

Funeral services will be Saturday Sept. 7, at the Montpelier Second Ward building on Eighth Street. Condolences will be accepted by the family prior to the service fromnoon to 12:45 p.m. With service to follow at 1:00pm.