Obituary of Arlow Orville Lindblom

22 Jan 1919 – 10 Feb 2012

Husband of Eunice Allen


Arlow Orville Lindblom, son of Kaia Johanna Lindblom and John Alfred 

Lindblom, passed away on February 10, 2012 in Orange County,
California. He was born on January 22, 1919 in his parents’ home in
Sheridan County, North Dakota near the town of Butte. Arlow is
survived by his wife Eunice Allen Lindblom, his three children, Lee
Arlow Lindblom (Janet), Judy Marie Lindblom (Joni), and Carl Heber
Lindblom (Ana). Arlow is also survived by four grandchildren: Allisan
Looman, Jana Lindblom, Erik Lindblom, and Shane Lindblom; and by three
great-grandchildren: Sadie Looman, Adam Looman, and Emily Lindblom.
Arlow served in the US Army as a Tank Commander during World War II
and participated in the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, Italy, and
southern France. After the war Arlow returned to the San Francisco
area where he met and married Eunice Allen and ran a successful auto
repair business. In 1970 he sold his business and moved to Boise,
Idaho where his parents were living at the time. Arlow and Eunice
bought a home with a few acres near Boise where they enjoyed raising
fruits and vegetables. In 2002 they moved to St. George, Utah to
enjoy warmer weather in the winter. Arlow served for six years on the
Board of Directors of their homeowners’ association in St. George, and
he loved being involved in neighborhood activities. He remained very
active until a few years ago when health problems slowed him down. He
was always optimistic, outgoing, and friendly to everyone he met. He
will be missed. A visitation will be held from 4 – 6 pm on February
17, 2012 and a funeral service at 11 am on February 18, 2012, both at
the Cloverdale Funeral Home in Boise, Idaho. Interment will take
place at the Terrace Lawn Memorial Gardens following the funeral
service.