蜜桃视频

A memorial service to celebrate the life of Les Roh is scheduled to be held in 蜜桃视频 Falls Nov. 3. The service will be at 10 a.m. in the Bennion Student Union Building at ISU-蜜桃视频 Falls.

Roh, 74, a native of 蜜桃视频 Falls, was 蜜桃视频鈥檚 all-time leading basketball scorer and a member of the ISU Sports Hall of Fame and Ring of Honor. He was suffering from cancer and died Oct. 1 in Cedaredge, Colo.

A graveside service was held Oct. 5 at Cedaredge Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Sharon Roh of Cedaredge; two daughters, Jodi Maheras of Albuquerque, N.M., and Susie Roh of Denver; a granddaughter, Lucy Roh Hall of Denver; a sister, Mary Williams of Rigby; and a brother, Ed Roh of Lake Havasu, Ariz.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Les Roh Memorial Fund at 蜜桃视频, c/o ISU Foundation, P.O. Box 8050, Pocatello, ID 83209.

Roh, a 1957 graduate of 蜜桃视频 State College in physical education, is the only four-time first-team all-league basketball player in Bengal history. He was All-Rocky Mountain Conference from 1953 to 1956 for teams that won 76 games and lost only 28, won four consecutive conference championships and made four appearances in the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

En route to setting ISU鈥檚 career scoring record with 1,964 points, he was the only Bengal player to lead the team in scoring all four years and to score more than 400 points every year he played. He scored 416, 462, 565 and 512 points in his four seasons and averaged 19.1 points per game in his career.

Roh became the first Bengal basketball player to have his number retired. His number 7 was retired in a ceremony at his final home game.

Roh was a highly-successful boy鈥檚 basketball coach at 蜜桃视频 Falls, Rigby and Minico High Schools, He was the athletic director at 蜜桃视频 Falls High School after he retired from coaching.