Bobby Gene Eiland resided near Ozark, Arkansas, passed away Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at the Turner Memorial Hospital in Ozark. He was born December 22, 1952 in Charleston to William Jesse Eiland and Emma Jean (Hunter) Eiland. He was 57 years old.
Bobby was a retired service repairman for CenturyTel Telephone Company for 31 years. He was a member of CWA Local Union # 6171, a former volunteer fireman for the Charleston Fire Department, coached several years for the Charleston Little League, was an avid hunter & fisherman, and was a very proud 1970 graduate of Charleston High School.
Funeral service was Saturday, March 20th, at the Brotherton Funeral Home Chapel in Charleston, with the Rev. Richard Shotzman officiating. Interment was at the Mayberry Cemetery in Central City, under the direction of the Brotherton Brothers Funeral Home in Charleston.
He is survived by his wife, Debbie; two sons, Paul Eiland & wife Allison of Bentonville and Thad Eiland & wife Natalie of Tulsa, Oklahoma; two step-sons, Adam Yates and Dustin Yates, both of Ozark; his father and mother, Bill & Emma Eiland of Charleston; one sister, Rita Johnson & husband Steve of Hurst, Texas; two brothers, Billy Eiland & wife Gloria of Charleston and Jimmy Eiland & wife Monica of Fort Smith; seven grandchildren, Mason Bryant Eiland of Bentonville, Logan Yates, Larissa Yates, Hunter Yates, Austin Yates, Sean Yates, all of Ozark and Rhylie Yates of Florida.
Pallbearers were Pete Strozier, Larry Harris, Evan Eiland, Josh Eiland, Van Tooley, Dalton Johnson, Dave Oberste, and Billy Dean Hamilton.
Honorary Pallbearers were the 1970 Graduating Class of Charleston High School.
Bobby was a retired service repairman for CenturyTel Telephone Company for 31 years. He was a member of CWA Local Union # 6171, a former volunteer fireman for the Charleston Fire Department, coached several years for the Charleston Little League, was an avid hunter & fisherman, and was a very proud 1970 graduate of Charleston High School.
Funeral service was Saturday, March 20th, at the Brotherton Funeral Home Chapel in Charleston, with the Rev. Richard Shotzman officiating. Interment was at the Mayberry Cemetery in Central City, under the direction of the Brotherton Brothers Funeral Home in Charleston.
He is survived by his wife, Debbie; two sons, Paul Eiland & wife Allison of Bentonville and Thad Eiland & wife Natalie of Tulsa, Oklahoma; two step-sons, Adam Yates and Dustin Yates, both of Ozark; his father and mother, Bill & Emma Eiland of Charleston; one sister, Rita Johnson & husband Steve of Hurst, Texas; two brothers, Billy Eiland & wife Gloria of Charleston and Jimmy Eiland & wife Monica of Fort Smith; seven grandchildren, Mason Bryant Eiland of Bentonville, Logan Yates, Larissa Yates, Hunter Yates, Austin Yates, Sean Yates, all of Ozark and Rhylie Yates of Florida.
Pallbearers were Pete Strozier, Larry Harris, Evan Eiland, Josh Eiland, Van Tooley, Dalton Johnson, Dave Oberste, and Billy Dean Hamilton.
Honorary Pallbearers were the 1970 Graduating Class of Charleston High School.
Bobby Gene Eiland resided near Ozark, Arkansas, passed away Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at the Turner Memorial Hospital in Ozark. He was born December 22, 1952 in Charleston to William Jesse Eiland and Emma Jean (Hunter) Eiland. He was 57 years old.
Bobby was a retired service repairman for CenturyTel Telephone Company for 31 years. He was a member of CWA Local Union # 6171, a former volunteer fireman for the Charleston Fire Department, coached several years for the Charleston Little League, was an avid hunter & fisherman, and was a very proud 1970 graduate of Charleston High School.
Funeral service was Saturday, March 20th, at the Brotherton Funeral Home Chapel in Charleston, with the Rev. Richard Shotzman officiating. Interment was at the Mayberry Cemetery in Central City, under the direction of the Brotherton Brothers Funeral Home in Charleston.
He is survived by his wife, Debbie; two sons, Paul Eiland & wife Allison of Bentonville and Thad Eiland & wife Natalie of Tulsa, Oklahoma; two step-sons, Adam Yates and Dustin Yates, both of Ozark; his father and mother, Bill & Emma Eiland of Charleston; one sister, Rita Johnson & husband Steve of Hurst, Texas; two brothers, Billy Eiland & wife Gloria of Charleston and Jimmy Eiland & wife Monica of Fort Smith; seven grandchildren, Mason Bryant Eiland of Bentonville, Logan Yates, Larissa Yates, Hunter Yates, Austin Yates, Sean Yates, all of Ozark and Rhylie Yates of Florida.
Pallbearers were Pete Strozier, Larry Harris, Evan Eiland, Josh Eiland, Van Tooley, Dalton Johnson, Dave Oberste, and Billy Dean Hamilton.
Honorary Pallbearers were the 1970 Graduating Class of Charleston High School.
Bobby was a retired service repairman for CenturyTel Telephone Company for 31 years. He was a member of CWA Local Union # 6171, a former volunteer fireman for the Charleston Fire Department, coached several years for the Charleston Little League, was an avid hunter & fisherman, and was a very proud 1970 graduate of Charleston High School.
Funeral service was Saturday, March 20th, at the Brotherton Funeral Home Chapel in Charleston, with the Rev. Richard Shotzman officiating. Interment was at the Mayberry Cemetery in Central City, under the direction of the Brotherton Brothers Funeral Home in Charleston.
He is survived by his wife, Debbie; two sons, Paul Eiland & wife Allison of Bentonville and Thad Eiland & wife Natalie of Tulsa, Oklahoma; two step-sons, Adam Yates and Dustin Yates, both of Ozark; his father and mother, Bill & Emma Eiland of Charleston; one sister, Rita Johnson & husband Steve of Hurst, Texas; two brothers, Billy Eiland & wife Gloria of Charleston and Jimmy Eiland & wife Monica of Fort Smith; seven grandchildren, Mason Bryant Eiland of Bentonville, Logan Yates, Larissa Yates, Hunter Yates, Austin Yates, Sean Yates, all of Ozark and Rhylie Yates of Florida.
Pallbearers were Pete Strozier, Larry Harris, Evan Eiland, Josh Eiland, Van Tooley, Dalton Johnson, Dave Oberste, and Billy Dean Hamilton.
Honorary Pallbearers were the 1970 Graduating Class of Charleston High School.
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