David Blaine Thayne

We send our sincere condolences to your family for the loss of Mr.Thayne. May you endure these days with the help of (Ps.34:18) God who is there daily to lean on. He will be sadly missed.

First day I read this online obituary that Trish wrote for you Pop. You are dearly missed but remembered in the hearts of all you loved. You told me many times We should study the beliefs of our direct ancestors, and often spoke with pride that we came from Vikings. With this in mind I hope you found your new Mountain Home in : Helgafjell, the "holy mountain" was one idea of the afterlife which appears in West Norse sources. This mountain could be a mountain formation in the vicinity, and it was so sacred that people could not look in its direction without washing their face first. In the holy mountain, the members of the Norse clans would lead lives similar to the ones they had lived in the world of the living. Some psychic people could look into the mountain and what they saw was not intimidating, but instead it was a scene with a warm hearth, drinking and talking.[

Mr. Thayne was my English teacher at Highland High in the 60's. He was excellent! He not only taught me how to write, but started a passion for writing that continues with me today. I have thought back on his lessons many times over the years. Condolences to Mr. Thayne's family.

Troy, and Family, So sorry for your loss, just want you to know we are thinking about you , I know you were close to your father, may sweet memories comfort you. Love. Rose

I have a lot of fond memories of Uncle Blaine. You are in our hearts and prayers during this difficult time.