The Daily Herald (Provo)
Friday, May 22, 1970
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BROTHER OF PROVOAN DIES
Roosevelt - Siebert Milton Barber, 60, 982-4th E., Salt Lake City, died Thursday at a Roosevelt Hospital of a heart ailment. Born June 6, 1909 in Manassa, Colo. to John and Claudia May Massey Barber, he married Eunice Graham in 1932. They were divorced. He married Irene Clark, 1946. They were divorced.
He was a retired tavern and cafe owner and a member of the LDS Church. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include sons, Gilbert L., Jerry Ray, both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren; parents of Salt Lake City; brothers, sisters, Alvin, Mrs. John (Marieda) Verney, Mrs. Irvine (Margie) Langford, Mrs. Don (Benita) Colby, all of Salt Lake City; Bud, Provo; Mrs. Ed (Iona) Bernholtz, North Salt Lake.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Salt Lake City. Friends may call Sunday from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be in the Redwood Memorial Estates.∼SEIBERT MILTON BARBER
Seibert was born in Manassa, Colorado. His parents moved to Utah when he was about ten months old. His father irrigated farms for other people, so they moved often for a few years; from Vernal, to Jensen, and then to Dry Fork.
Seibert was strong and often found himself in scrapes. At the age of 15, he left home. He traveled and lived with various people and worked at numerous jobs.
Returning to Salt Lake City, he met Eunice Graham and they were married in December of 1932. Seibert did house painting and various jobs to earn a living. When he was 28 he joined the Navy and was sent to Germany and Japan during World War II. His absence from his home and family caused problems and he and Eunice were divorced in 1938.
After he released himself from the Navy, he owned a restaurant and bar in Salt Lake City. After some time he married Irene Clark. It was a difficult marriage and ended in divorce ten years later.
Seibert spent some time with his mother and his boys, who were then grown. He enjoyed going out to Roosevelt and the Uintah Basin. On one of these trips he had a massive heart attack and died before medical attention could arrive. He was buried in Salt Lake Memorial Cemetery with full military honors.
Uniting of the Masseys and the Jarrells
The Massey Family Association
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Spouses:
1) Eunice Graham, 20 Dec. 1932, divorced
2) Irene Clark, 19 Jan. 1946, divorced
Friday, May 22, 1970
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BROTHER OF PROVOAN DIES
Roosevelt - Siebert Milton Barber, 60, 982-4th E., Salt Lake City, died Thursday at a Roosevelt Hospital of a heart ailment. Born June 6, 1909 in Manassa, Colo. to John and Claudia May Massey Barber, he married Eunice Graham in 1932. They were divorced. He married Irene Clark, 1946. They were divorced.
He was a retired tavern and cafe owner and a member of the LDS Church. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include sons, Gilbert L., Jerry Ray, both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren; parents of Salt Lake City; brothers, sisters, Alvin, Mrs. John (Marieda) Verney, Mrs. Irvine (Margie) Langford, Mrs. Don (Benita) Colby, all of Salt Lake City; Bud, Provo; Mrs. Ed (Iona) Bernholtz, North Salt Lake.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Salt Lake City. Friends may call Sunday from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be in the Redwood Memorial Estates.∼SEIBERT MILTON BARBER
Seibert was born in Manassa, Colorado. His parents moved to Utah when he was about ten months old. His father irrigated farms for other people, so they moved often for a few years; from Vernal, to Jensen, and then to Dry Fork.
Seibert was strong and often found himself in scrapes. At the age of 15, he left home. He traveled and lived with various people and worked at numerous jobs.
Returning to Salt Lake City, he met Eunice Graham and they were married in December of 1932. Seibert did house painting and various jobs to earn a living. When he was 28 he joined the Navy and was sent to Germany and Japan during World War II. His absence from his home and family caused problems and he and Eunice were divorced in 1938.
After he released himself from the Navy, he owned a restaurant and bar in Salt Lake City. After some time he married Irene Clark. It was a difficult marriage and ended in divorce ten years later.
Seibert spent some time with his mother and his boys, who were then grown. He enjoyed going out to Roosevelt and the Uintah Basin. On one of these trips he had a massive heart attack and died before medical attention could arrive. He was buried in Salt Lake Memorial Cemetery with full military honors.
Uniting of the Masseys and the Jarrells
The Massey Family Association
-----------
Spouses:
1) Eunice Graham, 20 Dec. 1932, divorced
2) Irene Clark, 19 Jan. 1946, divorced
The Daily Herald (Provo)
Friday, May 22, 1970
page four
BROTHER OF PROVOAN DIES
Roosevelt - Siebert Milton Barber, 60, 982-4th E., Salt Lake City, died Thursday at a Roosevelt Hospital of a heart ailment. Born June 6, 1909 in Manassa, Colo. to John and Claudia May Massey Barber, he married Eunice Graham in 1932. They were divorced. He married Irene Clark, 1946. They were divorced.
He was a retired tavern and cafe owner and a member of the LDS Church. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include sons, Gilbert L., Jerry Ray, both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren; parents of Salt Lake City; brothers, sisters, Alvin, Mrs. John (Marieda) Verney, Mrs. Irvine (Margie) Langford, Mrs. Don (Benita) Colby, all of Salt Lake City; Bud, Provo; Mrs. Ed (Iona) Bernholtz, North Salt Lake.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Salt Lake City. Friends may call Sunday from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be in the Redwood Memorial Estates.∼SEIBERT MILTON BARBER
Seibert was born in Manassa, Colorado. His parents moved to Utah when he was about ten months old. His father irrigated farms for other people, so they moved often for a few years; from Vernal, to Jensen, and then to Dry Fork.
Seibert was strong and often found himself in scrapes. At the age of 15, he left home. He traveled and lived with various people and worked at numerous jobs.
Returning to Salt Lake City, he met Eunice Graham and they were married in December of 1932. Seibert did house painting and various jobs to earn a living. When he was 28 he joined the Navy and was sent to Germany and Japan during World War II. His absence from his home and family caused problems and he and Eunice were divorced in 1938.
After he released himself from the Navy, he owned a restaurant and bar in Salt Lake City. After some time he married Irene Clark. It was a difficult marriage and ended in divorce ten years later.
Seibert spent some time with his mother and his boys, who were then grown. He enjoyed going out to Roosevelt and the Uintah Basin. On one of these trips he had a massive heart attack and died before medical attention could arrive. He was buried in Salt Lake Memorial Cemetery with full military honors.
Uniting of the Masseys and the Jarrells
The Massey Family Association
-----------
Spouses:
1) Eunice Graham, 20 Dec. 1932, divorced
2) Irene Clark, 19 Jan. 1946, divorced
Friday, May 22, 1970
page four
BROTHER OF PROVOAN DIES
Roosevelt - Siebert Milton Barber, 60, 982-4th E., Salt Lake City, died Thursday at a Roosevelt Hospital of a heart ailment. Born June 6, 1909 in Manassa, Colo. to John and Claudia May Massey Barber, he married Eunice Graham in 1932. They were divorced. He married Irene Clark, 1946. They were divorced.
He was a retired tavern and cafe owner and a member of the LDS Church. He was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors include sons, Gilbert L., Jerry Ray, both of Salt Lake City; four grandchildren; parents of Salt Lake City; brothers, sisters, Alvin, Mrs. John (Marieda) Verney, Mrs. Irvine (Margie) Langford, Mrs. Don (Benita) Colby, all of Salt Lake City; Bud, Provo; Mrs. Ed (Iona) Bernholtz, North Salt Lake.
Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Salt Lake City. Friends may call Sunday from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be in the Redwood Memorial Estates.∼SEIBERT MILTON BARBER
Seibert was born in Manassa, Colorado. His parents moved to Utah when he was about ten months old. His father irrigated farms for other people, so they moved often for a few years; from Vernal, to Jensen, and then to Dry Fork.
Seibert was strong and often found himself in scrapes. At the age of 15, he left home. He traveled and lived with various people and worked at numerous jobs.
Returning to Salt Lake City, he met Eunice Graham and they were married in December of 1932. Seibert did house painting and various jobs to earn a living. When he was 28 he joined the Navy and was sent to Germany and Japan during World War II. His absence from his home and family caused problems and he and Eunice were divorced in 1938.
After he released himself from the Navy, he owned a restaurant and bar in Salt Lake City. After some time he married Irene Clark. It was a difficult marriage and ended in divorce ten years later.
Seibert spent some time with his mother and his boys, who were then grown. He enjoyed going out to Roosevelt and the Uintah Basin. On one of these trips he had a massive heart attack and died before medical attention could arrive. He was buried in Salt Lake Memorial Cemetery with full military honors.
Uniting of the Masseys and the Jarrells
The Massey Family Association
-----------
Spouses:
1) Eunice Graham, 20 Dec. 1932, divorced
2) Irene Clark, 19 Jan. 1946, divorced
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