The Messenger Index
Emmett, Gem, Idaho
Elden Lee Brown, 58, of Emmett died February 19, 2013 at a local hospital of natural causes. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday February 23 at 10:30 am at the Potter Funeral Chapel in Emmett. The family request that friends dress in casual attire. Burial will follow at the Emmett Cemetery.
Elden was born on Aug. 27, 1954 at Emmett to William and Mildred Cameron Brown. He was one of eight brothers and sisters.
Elden lived in Emmett and Letha all of his life. He attended Letha and Emmett Schools. He grew up in the orchards, where his dad and family worked. Later Eldon began working at Don's Meats, where he learned to cut meat. Elden moved on from there in 1977 to the Boise Cascade Mill. He worked in the plywood mill until it closed in 2001. His last employment was at Winco in Meridian where he cut meat.
Elden enjoyed all of the time he spent out on his farm with his family. He enjoyed riding his four wheeler, was an avid hunter, and enjoyed salmon fishing.
NOTE: Survivor and family data excluded from obituary transcription for privacy purposes.
Emmett, Gem, Idaho
Elden Lee Brown, 58, of Emmett died February 19, 2013 at a local hospital of natural causes. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday February 23 at 10:30 am at the Potter Funeral Chapel in Emmett. The family request that friends dress in casual attire. Burial will follow at the Emmett Cemetery.
Elden was born on Aug. 27, 1954 at Emmett to William and Mildred Cameron Brown. He was one of eight brothers and sisters.
Elden lived in Emmett and Letha all of his life. He attended Letha and Emmett Schools. He grew up in the orchards, where his dad and family worked. Later Eldon began working at Don's Meats, where he learned to cut meat. Elden moved on from there in 1977 to the Boise Cascade Mill. He worked in the plywood mill until it closed in 2001. His last employment was at Winco in Meridian where he cut meat.
Elden enjoyed all of the time he spent out on his farm with his family. He enjoyed riding his four wheeler, was an avid hunter, and enjoyed salmon fishing.
NOTE: Survivor and family data excluded from obituary transcription for privacy purposes.
The Messenger Index
Emmett, Gem, Idaho
Elden Lee Brown, 58, of Emmett died February 19, 2013 at a local hospital of natural causes. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday February 23 at 10:30 am at the Potter Funeral Chapel in Emmett. The family request that friends dress in casual attire. Burial will follow at the Emmett Cemetery.
Elden was born on Aug. 27, 1954 at Emmett to William and Mildred Cameron Brown. He was one of eight brothers and sisters.
Elden lived in Emmett and Letha all of his life. He attended Letha and Emmett Schools. He grew up in the orchards, where his dad and family worked. Later Eldon began working at Don's Meats, where he learned to cut meat. Elden moved on from there in 1977 to the Boise Cascade Mill. He worked in the plywood mill until it closed in 2001. His last employment was at Winco in Meridian where he cut meat.
Elden enjoyed all of the time he spent out on his farm with his family. He enjoyed riding his four wheeler, was an avid hunter, and enjoyed salmon fishing.
NOTE: Survivor and family data excluded from obituary transcription for privacy purposes.
Emmett, Gem, Idaho
Elden Lee Brown, 58, of Emmett died February 19, 2013 at a local hospital of natural causes. A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday February 23 at 10:30 am at the Potter Funeral Chapel in Emmett. The family request that friends dress in casual attire. Burial will follow at the Emmett Cemetery.
Elden was born on Aug. 27, 1954 at Emmett to William and Mildred Cameron Brown. He was one of eight brothers and sisters.
Elden lived in Emmett and Letha all of his life. He attended Letha and Emmett Schools. He grew up in the orchards, where his dad and family worked. Later Eldon began working at Don's Meats, where he learned to cut meat. Elden moved on from there in 1977 to the Boise Cascade Mill. He worked in the plywood mill until it closed in 2001. His last employment was at Winco in Meridian where he cut meat.
Elden enjoyed all of the time he spent out on his farm with his family. He enjoyed riding his four wheeler, was an avid hunter, and enjoyed salmon fishing.
NOTE: Survivor and family data excluded from obituary transcription for privacy purposes.
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