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| birt: 1957 marr: 17 NOV 1976 birt: 29 MAR 1956 plac: Bremrton, Washington marr: 1983 plac: Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada |   | ||||
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| birt: 29 MAR 1956 plac: Bremrton, Washington marr: 17 NOV 1976 birt: 1957 |   | ||||
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The Burhoop's have a long history out of York county Nabraska and oringinally are from Prussia.
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| birt: 27 AUG 1913 plac: Jacksonville, Florida deat: 4 FEB 2009 endl: 3 JUL 1981 marr: 12 MAR 1934 plac: San Diego, California birt: 4 MAR 1905 plac: Clear Springs, Maryland deat: 16 JAN 1988 marr: 20 OCT 1990 plac: Ferron , UT birt: 20 OCT 1910 plac: Search Light, Nevada, USA deat: 2 SEP 2007 |   | ||||
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| birt: 20 OCT 1910 plac: Search Light, Nevada, USA deat: 2 SEP 2007 marr: 1 SEP 1933 plac: St. George , UT deat: 1986 marr: 20 OCT 1990 plac: Ferron , UT birt: 27 AUG 1913 plac: Jacksonville, Florida deat: 4 FEB 2009 endl: 3 JUL 1981 |   | ||||
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Below is a copy of Bob Owen’s Obituary, written by Bob’s grandson, David Owens.
Robert William Owens
FERRON , UTAH : - Robert William Owens, 96, passed on September 2, 2007. “Bob” was born October 20, 1910 in Search Light NV to Charlie W. Owens and Bessie A. (Wees) Owens. He married Esther B. Bradley September 1, 1933 in St. George , UT . After Esther’s passing in 1986, he married his childhood friend Hazel P. Canova Staley on October 20, 1990 in Ferron , UT.
Bob Owens "Granddad" - His compassionate loving personality touched the lives of untold numbers of people across his nearly 97 years. From taking a wayward soul home from work at the Sheriff’s Office, to time spent mentoring children (wh ether his or not), life long friends were made and lives were changed by this man. Among his many hobbies and interests, music was ever-present. He started in the 5th street grammar school band, and continued into the Las Vegas High School , Hellderado and Las Vegas Police Bands. He was a wonderful “Cowboy Crooner,” making at least one record and spent untold hours singing to friends, children and grandchildren. His employment over the years included working in a Las Vegas Dair y to help support his family, Las Vegas Police Department and Clark County Sheriff’s Office. At his retirement in 1963, he had been the Clark County Under-Sheriff for 15 years, and had spent 26 years in Law enforcement. He had an abundant lo ve for animals through his entire life, always ready to bring home a stray and nurse it back to health. He was always willing to take his self-taught veterinarian skills to a neighbor’s house to help at any time of the night. Wherever he was , he always kept bee hives (at one point they numbered over 150 hives). He spent many years working with cattle and horses in Southern Utah and the Arizona strip. During the World War II era, the War Department requested that he continue to raise honey, hogs, cattle and horses rather than enlist. During the late 50’s he owned and operated a 1500 head hog farm and in 1963 bought a ranch in Pahrump , Nevada , where he could better manage up to 500 head of cattle and horses on ove r 395,000 acres in the Wheeler Peak area. Children and grandchildren were raised in the saddle on these ranches including Kaye and Racayle, who Granddad would actually strap into the saddle for safekeeping. In 1969, he bought a ranch in Ferr on , Utah where he spent the rest of his life. A visit to the Owens farm over the years was always an adventure that might include peacocks, eagles, gila monsters, tortoises, coyotes, and all numbers of exotic animals. Granddad was a survivo r of many injuries, years of hard work and even fallout from the Mercury Test Site that was 60 miles from his mountain ranch. But early Sunday morning he let all of us go, and went on to be with Grammy.
He is survived by his wife; Hazel P. Owens; sister; Betty Teets of Sonora, CA. children; James R. (Shirley) Owens of Cedar City, UT. & David F. ( Sharon ) Owens of Ferron UT, stepchildren; David A. Staley of Spokane, WA & Geraldine H. Ha nnah of Cedar City, UT; 20 grandchildren; 51 great-grandchildren; 16 great-great-grandchildren1 CONT He is preceded in death by his first wife, Esther B. Owens; brothers, Willard F. Owens & Charlie A. Owens; sisters, Josephine Owens and Char lotte Owens; daughter, Atha M. Reed and granddaughter, Racayle L. Dickenson.
Funeral services will be Thursday September 6, 2007 at the Ferron Blue Hills Ward Chapel, 35 West 200 North at 11:00 AM. Viewings will be held September 5, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at Fausett Mortuary, 710 North Center Street , Castle Dale,
UT, and from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM immediately preceding the services. Internment will be in the Ferron City Cemetery , under the direction of Fausett Mortuary (435) 637-1181.
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