Volume 8, issue 10 october 2016

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1 Volume 8, issue 10 october 2016

2 Ludene (Stewart) Fields OBITUARIES Ludene "Stewart" Fields, 83 years of age, passed away at home in Goshen, Utah on Wednesday September 14, Ludene was born September 11, 1933 to the late Morris Bartholomew and Edna Wright Stewart. She was the second of 10 children and grew up in Genola, Utah. Ludene married Harry William Dean Jr. Bill November 27, 1950 and three children were born from this union; Carla, Laray and last but not least Julie Dean, whom she joins in heaven. They later divorced and she married Carl Edward "Ed" Fields October 12, 1985 and was blessed to spend the remainder of her life with Ed by her side and caring for her. Ludene worked for Steele and Laura McIntyre until 1963 when she began working for Tintic School District where she remained employed until her retirement in Ludene Grammy had an outgoing, fun-loving personality and was never too busy to lend a helping hand to anyone. She was always thinking of others first. She was a loving and caring person, devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend. Ludene is preceded in death by her father Morris, mother Edna, brothers Larry, Charlie, John, Jim, Ralph and Dale and daughter Julie Dean. She leaves behind to cherish her loving memory her husband Ed, sister Elsie Thomas Rex" (deceased), brothers, Joel Stewart Rhonda, and Don Stewart Sharon, daughters Carla Fields Robert St. George, Utah and Laray Larson Bradley, Winnemucca, Nevada, four grandchildren, six great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held Monday September 19th at 1:00 pm at the Spanish Fork Cemetery, 420 S 400 E Spanish Fork. David Garbett David Garbett, 81, passed away Sept. 15, 2016, in Provo, Utah, surrounded by his family. He and his twin brother Dwain were born May 30, 1935, in Eureka, Utah, to David Garbett Sr. and Mary Alice Huff Garbett. He grew up in Eureka and attended Eureka schools, where he met his future wife, Ann. He was a graduate of Tintic High School. David grew up in a humble home where he was taught the value of hard work and where he learned to find happiness through music and his relationships with family and friends. He married Ann Louise Snell on June 7, 1957, in Eureka. Their marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple Feb. 21, Ann passed away October 15, David was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. During his years as bishop of Eureka Ward, he worked tirelessly alongside ward members to raise the funds needed to build a new chapel in Eureka. He always remembered and was grateful for the outpouring of support from friends and neighbors of all faiths in Eureka. He loved Eureka and was an active volunteer firefighter for many years. Most in Eureka remember him as the voice of the annual 4th of July activities, where he served with gusto as the announcer for the races and events of the day. A love for music followed David all of his life, and he learned as a child to play the guitar and ukelele. He loved playing and singing with his brother Fred, and the two of them played at events all throughout the state for many years, including the community s production of Hee-Haw for the Tintic Silver Festival. He also may call at a viewing Tuesday, Sept. 20, from 6 to 8, at Brown Family Mortuary in Santaquin, Utah, and from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. Wednesday in Eureka prior to funeral services.

3 OBITUARIES continued made it a Christmas tradition at Eureka Ward to play his special rendition of Silent Night with other musicians in the ward. A miner by trade, David worked in several mines throughout the Tintic area, including the Dragon Mine in Mammoth. He later worked at U.S. Steel s Quigley Quarry in Genola for many years. He retired from Ensign-Bickford in Spanish Fork. David still maintained friendships with many coworkers even decades later, and he cherished his friendships and associations with them. David is survived by daughters Sue Ann (Weldon) Wardle and Jolene (Brett) Wall; sons Darrell (Tori) Garbett and Gaylon Garbett; 11 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Shirley Schena of Delta. He was preceded in death by his parents; sisters Joyce and Mary Marie; brothers Fred and Dwain (his twin brother); and four grandsons. Funeral services will be at the Eureka Ward LDS Chapel at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21. Friends and family - Beverly Mae Pulley Beloved Mother, Sister, Wife and Friend, Beverly Pulley arrived in heaven She is proceeded in death by her husbands Alfred H Risher Sr. and Wendell Pulley. Her parents Aloha Gish and Dewey Davis and sisters Minnie, Marian and June also proceeded her in death. She is survived by her sisters Patricia, Melody and Linda. Her Children Letha Risher Piece of Utah(Terry), Alfred Risher JR of Arizona (Gail) and Wendy Pulley Carlisle also of Arizona(Tom). She is also survived by 9 Grandchildren and 17 Great Grandchildren. Beverly's hobbies included gardening and her love of animals. She looked forward to Friday Fish fry so she could socialize with friends. The family asks that a donation be made to Parkinson's research in lieu of flowers THS NEWS At the beginning of the year we took the seniors and juniors to the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City. While there we also took a tour of the SUU campus. We also had the FFA opening Social and the Student Council's Back to School Night. Our game club, Free Peoples of the Silver Mountains has also been running weekly on Wednesdays. Volleyball, Cross Country and Baseball have all started and are going great. This week is Senior week. On Monday we had the senior Auction. Then on Thursday we will be having a Senior Assembly. We will also be having a pancake night that night. This weekend our band will be traveling to Cedar City to visit SUU and play at a football game.

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5 ADVERTISE Advertise your business in the Eureka Review The Eureka Review is also online on the City website: 1/8 page $3.00 1/4 page $6.00 1/2 page $12.00 Full page $24.00 Contact Teri Underwood at (435) or at Deadline is on the 28th of each month YOUNG AT HEAR SENIORS We Young at Heart Seniors postponed our Wednesday September 21st meeting to Thursday September 22, due to the funeral of Eureka s beloved Dave Garbett. It was good to be together again, after our summer recess. President Marla Coons welcomed us, and led us in the Pledge of Allegiance to our American flag and singing God bless America. Joan Moris asked the Lord s Blessing on us, our community, and our food. As always we had a yummy smorgy. Vice President Serena Neese led us in the business meeting. We discussed having meeting once a month, on the first Wednesdays, reading of the treasurers s report and minutes. We voted to do assigned pot luck on party days, and the usual on others. Leah agreed to keep decorating for us. We ll confirm these plans during our October 5 meeting, when more of us will be in attendance, then print our calendar for each member and the post office bulletin board. ber 7 Christmas, on January 4 a birthday bash for everybody. February 1 a Valentine s party, March1 St. Paddy s Day (corned beef, etc) Meanwhile, we returned our van to Nephi to be used more by other groups. Serena Neese checked out senior driving education offers, but none were willing to come to Eureka.; others were too expensive. Serena will have more 8 x 10 copies of our group at the movie set in Goshen. Yes, we can see who was there! Suggestions were made for a taffy-pull sometime. Anna Gillespie informed us of the handmade quilt on raffle to raise funds for the Catholic Church, call her for tickets. ATTENTIONS ALL EUREKANS AGE 60 OR OVER: We invite you to join us for food, fun, and friendship at noon on every first Wednesday of the month at the Memorial Building. Our dues are only $2.50 a year. If you don t want to prepare food, come anyway, just put $2.50 in the pot and enjoy! WATCH FOR OUR CALENDAR AT THE POST OFFICE! On November 2, we ll do Thanksgiving, on Decem-

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7 October 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat City Council Work Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church 11 Ladies of ELKS meeting 7 12 Tintic Silver Jubilee meeting BPOE ELKS Meeting 8 p.m 15 Ambulance meeting Ladies Fire Auxiliary 7 School Board Meeting 2 City Council Meeting 7 Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church 18 Ladies of ELKS DUP at Noon LDS church 19 Tintic Historical Society meeting Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church Ambulance meeting 6 Meeting 7 p.m Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church Planning and zoning 7 Spook Eureka Fire Department 6-10 Spook Eureka Fire Department HALLOWEEN

8 November 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 City Council Work Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church BPOE ELKS Meeting 8 p.m 5 Ladies of ELKS meeting City Council Meeting 7 Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church Ladies of ELKS DUP at Noon LDS church Tintic Silver Jubilee meeting Ambulance meeting Ladies Fire Auxiliary 7 School Board Meeting Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church Tintic Historical Society meeting Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church Planning and zoning 7 THANKSGIVING Ambulance meeting 6 Meeting 7 p.m Boy Scouts 6:45 at LDS church