Olin Peach Funeral Services

A short formal funeral service for UCA’s much loved Olin Peach will be held at the UCA Church at 2 pm this Sabbath, April 17. A private family internment will take place immediately after this service in the Spangle Cemetery… followed by a CELEBRATION of the life of Olin Peach will convene in the UCA Gymnasium at 3:30 pm. Viewing will be Friday, April 16, from 2 pm – 8 pm at Hazen Jaeger Funeral Chapel at 1306 N. Monroe Street in Spokane. Please join us as we remember him together.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Olin Peach Memorial Worthy Student Scholarship Endowment Fund at UCA.


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11 Responses to “Olin Peach Funeral Services”

  1. Ted, Pat, Mark Winn & Elleen Winn Gascon on April 12th, 2010 4:00 pm

    It is with sorrow that we are thinking of you just now. How much we loved Olin and we know how much he will be missed. What a joy it must be to know that their is a resurrection day and that we will be reunited with him. What a legacy of love, memories and joy he leaves. Only time will allow you to remember these wonderful thing with less pain. May time pass quickly for all of you. Wish we could be with you just now to put our arms around you and let you know how much we care.

  2. Fred Horn on April 12th, 2010 8:52 pm

    If you were to poll the students that have gone through Olin’s classroom in the past 40 odd years, I daresay the majority would name him as their favorite teacher during their years at UCA. I know he was mine. And not just while I was a student there. Whenever I visited the campus in the years since, Mr. Peach was the one I always sought out to visit with and share what had been going on in our lives. His steady, good natured presence in the classroom touched the lives of thousands of us over the years, and his memory will continue to enrich our lives for the rest of our time on this earth. As with many of those who have gone before us, I look forward to a brighter day when we will be re-united with him in a much better place. Love and prayers to his family.

    Fred Horn
    Class of ’76

  3. Linda (Costello) Boyes on April 13th, 2010 11:12 am

    I have such wonderful memories of Mr. Peach. He was my favorite teacher back in the 60′s. My thoughts and prayers are with his family who will miss him very much.

  4. Ed Sweezey on April 13th, 2010 6:27 pm

    What a great loss. He will be missed and never forgotten. I will never forget hitchhiking through Pasco when he stopped and picked me up.

  5. Kristine Livingston on April 13th, 2010 8:32 pm

    An icon for sure with regard to UCA. He has forever made an impression on our hearts as well as did his family. Our heart goes out to each of you at this time. May you be filled with the kind of peace knowing this is temporary.
    WIth Love,
    Kristine (Fisher) Livingston ’82

  6. Summer Smith Durbin on April 14th, 2010 4:37 pm

    I am so sad to hear of Mr. Peach’s passing. What a great loss to his family and all that knew him. I have such fond memories of the mission trip to Nuevo Casas Grande, Mexico in probably ’90 or ’91. He was such a fun and bright leader on the trip. I remember our group sending him on a helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon. His excitement about that was both rewarding and contagious. There were moments now and then when he seemed like a kid wrapped up in an adult body. And one could always tell that he really cared for his students and wanted to get the best out of them. My prayers and thoughts are with his family and colleagues at this time. Oh what a glorious day it will be when we see all those we dearly love and miss ascending in the clouds to meet our Saviour!

    Summer Smith Durbin ’92

  7. Gale Fleming on April 15th, 2010 8:28 pm

    Mr Peach and his wife took a bunch of us to Europe in 1972 following my Senior year. What an opportunity for all of those who have participated in such adventures over all the years he served. He will be missed greatly.

  8. Darrell & Dixie Dorner Hunt on April 16th, 2010 6:29 am

    Such good memories. My Europe trip in 1974. 2 Phillipine mission adventures in the 90′s. He took our Devin to Borneo also. He was committed to helping everyone experience life to it’s fullest. May we try to follow the example he set as we go through life on this earth so that we will have good things to share when again we meet in the clouds.

  9. Donna (Wagner) Koperski on April 16th, 2010 7:30 pm

    Viola and family,, I am so sorry to hear of the sadness that has come to you. Olin was a great guy. I have heard so many good things since about him since we last saw each other many years ago. I know there is nothing that can be said to make this better. Just know so very many people are thinking and praying for you at this time.
    Do hang in there. dying isn’t the hard part . being left without the one you love is when we can only hold on with Gods love and help.
    My thy heart goes out to you.. An old friend.. Donna

  10. Marlene (Hubbs) Brault on April 21st, 2010 4:16 pm

    Dear Viola,

    It is with a very sad heart that I send this onto you. I heard the sad news about Olin thru Donna (Wagner). My heart is breaking for you and the family. It is hard to carry on but the Lord gives us the comfort to go on.. It is a comfort to know that we can look forward to a reunion with our loved ones and our Savior….Keep looking up !
    viola, I missed seeing you thru the years but will always remember the great times we had as classmates and friends.Take care .
    Love and Prayers,
    Marlene (Hubbs) Brault

  11. Casey Gray on July 9th, 2010 12:50 pm

    Mr. Peach,Was An Awesome Leader He Was A lot Of Fun To Work With When We Went To Borneo In 2007 He Was On Several Mission Trips With My Brother Cameron Gray Alot Of Cool Stories About Mr. Peach He Will Be Missed

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