Parents: James and Henritta Saxon.
Eula had six brothers and one sister. All of whom have gone on before her.
In 1949 she married Troy Bert Ball. They had two children. Bob and Sharron Ball. In the early 1950s they moved their family to Roseburg, Oregon, and built their home on Bradford Drive. Her husband preceded her in death.
Mom's life was her family. She loved them all greatly. Mom was always ready for a family get-together. Her Southern Fried Chicken and Potato Salad was legendary.
The holidays always had the beautiful white dinner rolls that was her specialty. Mom worked for the Roseburg School District at Fir Grove as a cook in the cafeteria, and later as a seamstress at Sears.
Her family consisted of Bob Ball and his wife, Char Lee and their son, Craig and his wife, Kim Ball and their son, Troy and daughter, Jessica all of Roseburg. Their son, Robert and his daughters, Kaitlyn who lives in Alaska, and Jamie of Roseburg. Her daughter, Sharron and her husband, Don Greenfield, from Washington, their son and his wife, Steven and Anna Greenfield from California, and their five children, and Karen and Bill Greenfield from Washington and their three children. Many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Dr. William Townsend and his staff for the wonderful care they gave mom. Also a big thanks to Regina Trent for her loving care she gave to mom. We would also like to thank the Amedisy's Hospice of Roseburg. The Staff gave not only Mom their care but supported the family through a trying time.
(Obit published in the Roseburg, OR "The News-Review" on Sept. 11, 2011.)
Eula had six brothers and one sister. All of whom have gone on before her.
In 1949 she married Troy Bert Ball. They had two children. Bob and Sharron Ball. In the early 1950s they moved their family to Roseburg, Oregon, and built their home on Bradford Drive. Her husband preceded her in death.
Mom's life was her family. She loved them all greatly. Mom was always ready for a family get-together. Her Southern Fried Chicken and Potato Salad was legendary.
The holidays always had the beautiful white dinner rolls that was her specialty. Mom worked for the Roseburg School District at Fir Grove as a cook in the cafeteria, and later as a seamstress at Sears.
Her family consisted of Bob Ball and his wife, Char Lee and their son, Craig and his wife, Kim Ball and their son, Troy and daughter, Jessica all of Roseburg. Their son, Robert and his daughters, Kaitlyn who lives in Alaska, and Jamie of Roseburg. Her daughter, Sharron and her husband, Don Greenfield, from Washington, their son and his wife, Steven and Anna Greenfield from California, and their five children, and Karen and Bill Greenfield from Washington and their three children. Many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Dr. William Townsend and his staff for the wonderful care they gave mom. Also a big thanks to Regina Trent for her loving care she gave to mom. We would also like to thank the Amedisy's Hospice of Roseburg. The Staff gave not only Mom their care but supported the family through a trying time.
(Obit published in the Roseburg, OR "The News-Review" on Sept. 11, 2011.)
Parents: James and Henritta Saxon.
Eula had six brothers and one sister. All of whom have gone on before her.
In 1949 she married Troy Bert Ball. They had two children. Bob and Sharron Ball. In the early 1950s they moved their family to Roseburg, Oregon, and built their home on Bradford Drive. Her husband preceded her in death.
Mom's life was her family. She loved them all greatly. Mom was always ready for a family get-together. Her Southern Fried Chicken and Potato Salad was legendary.
The holidays always had the beautiful white dinner rolls that was her specialty. Mom worked for the Roseburg School District at Fir Grove as a cook in the cafeteria, and later as a seamstress at Sears.
Her family consisted of Bob Ball and his wife, Char Lee and their son, Craig and his wife, Kim Ball and their son, Troy and daughter, Jessica all of Roseburg. Their son, Robert and his daughters, Kaitlyn who lives in Alaska, and Jamie of Roseburg. Her daughter, Sharron and her husband, Don Greenfield, from Washington, their son and his wife, Steven and Anna Greenfield from California, and their five children, and Karen and Bill Greenfield from Washington and their three children. Many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Dr. William Townsend and his staff for the wonderful care they gave mom. Also a big thanks to Regina Trent for her loving care she gave to mom. We would also like to thank the Amedisy's Hospice of Roseburg. The Staff gave not only Mom their care but supported the family through a trying time.
(Obit published in the Roseburg, OR "The News-Review" on Sept. 11, 2011.)
Eula had six brothers and one sister. All of whom have gone on before her.
In 1949 she married Troy Bert Ball. They had two children. Bob and Sharron Ball. In the early 1950s they moved their family to Roseburg, Oregon, and built their home on Bradford Drive. Her husband preceded her in death.
Mom's life was her family. She loved them all greatly. Mom was always ready for a family get-together. Her Southern Fried Chicken and Potato Salad was legendary.
The holidays always had the beautiful white dinner rolls that was her specialty. Mom worked for the Roseburg School District at Fir Grove as a cook in the cafeteria, and later as a seamstress at Sears.
Her family consisted of Bob Ball and his wife, Char Lee and their son, Craig and his wife, Kim Ball and their son, Troy and daughter, Jessica all of Roseburg. Their son, Robert and his daughters, Kaitlyn who lives in Alaska, and Jamie of Roseburg. Her daughter, Sharron and her husband, Don Greenfield, from Washington, their son and his wife, Steven and Anna Greenfield from California, and their five children, and Karen and Bill Greenfield from Washington and their three children. Many nieces and nephews.
The family would like to thank Dr. William Townsend and his staff for the wonderful care they gave mom. Also a big thanks to Regina Trent for her loving care she gave to mom. We would also like to thank the Amedisy's Hospice of Roseburg. The Staff gave not only Mom their care but supported the family through a trying time.
(Obit published in the Roseburg, OR "The News-Review" on Sept. 11, 2011.)
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