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Campus says goodbye to Narles Open letter to Carroll students Roland Y de-Layne by Kayla Corrigan Intern writer As most of you know, we lost a fellow student October 4, 2004. Narles Roland Yde-Layne, a fresh man here at Carroll College took his own life that night. A funeral service was held October 1, in the RE. Center here at Carroll and had about 2,500 atten dees. Songs that were played in remembrance included “How Far is Heaven” and “I’ll be Missing You.” Narles was born June 21, 1986 here in Helena to Rea Layne. He was adopted February 26, 2002 by Chris and Ginger Yde. Narles attended both Bryant and Rossiter Elementary Schools as a child, C.R. Anderson Middle School and was a 2004 graduate of Capital High School. Narles was here on a football scholarship from Carroll. He was also a part of Capital High School’s state champion football team in 2002. Narles was also an accom plished wrestler throughout high school. He was the state wrestling champion for 125-pound weight class in 2004 and for the 145- pound weight class in 2002. He took second place in the State Wrestling Tournament for the 152 pound class in 2003. Narles was also honored in 2004 by receiving the Robert Gerald “Bob” Bean Memorial Most Outstanding Student Athlete award. Another inclusion to his sports history was track and field. Narles took the state title in long jump in 2003 and a part of the state title winning track team in 2004 for Capital High. Narles was also a part of Sports Illustrated’s Starter All American Teen Team in May 2004. Sports weren’t the only thing Narles was fond of. He also enjoyed hunting and camping in the out doors, playing pool, poker or Playstation and hanging out with his friends. Ryan Turoctt, sophomore, sports and business manage ment major said of Narles, “Narles Layne was well respected and loved throughout the Helena community. He was one of the friendliest kids that I have ever met. He will be remembered for his kindness, his generosity and for his athletic accomplishments.” He was preceded in death by his great-grandmother Lorene Yde. He is survived by his mother Rea Layne of Helena, his mother and father Chris and Ginger Yde of Helena, his grandparents Gene and Eleanor Yde of Friendwood, Texas, his grandfather Carroll Smith of Libby, his two brothers Robert Holzer or Helena and Brian Holzer of Livingston, his two sisters Angie Grotjohn of Libby and Ronessa Strickland of Georgia, along with numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and friends. Narles Yde-Layne 1986-2004 Carroll College Dear Carroll Students, As I meet students around campus and at games and events, I am deeply touched by students who attend Carroll — your compassion, spiritual strength, and offers of support to each other and to me. Some students have shared how they personally know the challenges that will be faced as we move forward. I have witnessed students who could have pointed fingers but instead chose rise above. Each of you sets an example for all to follow. On behalf of faculty and staff, please know that we are here for you and we care about you, in troubled times and in good. Thank you for being a responsible and loving part of this community we call Carroll. Sincerely, Thomas J. Trebon President Letters to the editor are always welcome Send letters to: Carroll Prospector Saints Central #251018 1601 N. Benton Ave. Helena, MT 59625 or e-mail them to prospector® carroll.edu the for V tlalnj T hink, Recycle S A l / f M O B U£»0 R 6 CnVfreiiMent PO Box 1*»1, HT 59M.5» A tarte# R«cye(et Nov f5, £»rtb 0»v Aprii tini W E D .sl. n I )AY, .O V E ,.iBER 3, 2004 VOLUME 88, NO. 2
