Carrie was the baby in a family of seven children born to Charles Hereford Brewer and Eliza Wilhelmina Wilhelmsen. She brought much love and joy to her family through her keen sense of humor and her beautiful singing voice. She always had a song in her heart. Carrie was taught at a young age to keep an orderly home and the fine art of good cooking. She married Landon Rich Pugmire on November 12, 1907 in the Salt Lake Temple. They were blessed with two very special sons: Landon Burdette and Laurel Thomas. The Pugmire house was not just a house but a home. Carrie always told how thankful she was that their home had been dedicated that it might be a place of safety and love which it was. While Landon and the boys were out working on the ranch, Carrie would be busy cooking for them. She would feed 10-12 men when they would work in their fields. She kept an emaculate home. There was a place for everything and everything always in it's place. She loved to sing and shared this talent with others. She sang for many funerals and really enjoyed participating with ward and stake choirs. She played the piano and loved to have her grandchildren sit by her on the piano bench and sing with her while she played. She served in the YWMIA and as Relief Society Teacher. She loved people and people loved her. She loved to garden and always had a bumper crop of raspberries and "Golden Bantum" corn. She was very frugil and never extravagant in purchasing things they did not need. Carrie never cut her hair and would not let it go grey. She loved her husband, her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She always insisted they call her Grandmother and not Grandma. She taught them to respect their elders. She loved to play with the children when they would come to visit. She would bake bread and fix bread and butter with sugar. Carrie was blessed with good health all of her life. When she turned 88 she said she knew that she was that old but certainly didn't feel it. She passed away at the Bear Lake Memorial Hospital, being there only one night. She passed away peacefully and joined her beloved Landon to be together for all eternity..
Carrie was the baby in a family of seven children born to Charles Hereford Brewer and Eliza Wilhelmina Wilhelmsen. She brought much love and joy to her family through her keen sense of humor and her beautiful singing voice. She always had a song in her heart. Carrie was taught at a young age to keep an orderly home and the fine art of good cooking. She married Landon Rich Pugmire on November 12, 1907 in the Salt Lake Temple. They were blessed with two very special sons: Landon Burdette and Laurel Thomas. The Pugmire house was not just a house but a home. Carrie always told how thankful she was that their home had been dedicated that it might be a place of safety and love which it was. While Landon and the boys were out working on the ranch, Carrie would be busy cooking for them. She would feed 10-12 men when they would work in their fields. She kept an emaculate home. There was a place for everything and everything always in it's place. She loved to sing and shared this talent with others. She sang for many funerals and really enjoyed participating with ward and stake choirs. She played the piano and loved to have her grandchildren sit by her on the piano bench and sing with her while she played. She served in the YWMIA and as Relief Society Teacher. She loved people and people loved her. She loved to garden and always had a bumper crop of raspberries and "Golden Bantum" corn. She was very frugil and never extravagant in purchasing things they did not need. Carrie never cut her hair and would not let it go grey. She loved her husband, her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She always insisted they call her Grandmother and not Grandma. She taught them to respect their elders. She loved to play with the children when they would come to visit. She would bake bread and fix bread and butter with sugar. Carrie was blessed with good health all of her life. When she turned 88 she said she knew that she was that old but certainly didn't feel it. She passed away at the Bear Lake Memorial Hospital, being there only one night. She passed away peacefully and joined her beloved Landon to be together for all eternity..
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