It was often said that if ever there were two identical souls, they were Delano Eagle Sr. and his son David. Much as his father, David loved the outdoors, basketball, football, horse shoes, riding horses and recently he took a liking to bull riding. Much of his riding was at the Jeff Cadotte ranch. He was a skilled hunter and fisherman.
"David was a personable young man," a family member said. "He always told a story with a hearty laugh and a smile that touched his eyes."
David was employed by Professional Construction Incorporated, making his home in Cannonball, N.D., when he died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007, due to injuries received in an auto accident in Cannonball. He was 28 years old.
David Kreigh Eagle was born Aug. 5, 1979, to Yvonne Shell Track and Delano Eagle Sr. Throughout his elementary and high school years he attended schools in Little Eagle, Fort Yates, N.D., Mandan, N.D., and Bismarck, N.D., before graduating from Solen High School on May 29, 1998.
During his senior year he dated Gerretta Stretches and they had a daughter, Lashae Athena Eagle, born April 20, 1999. After high school David enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the Army Reserve for a period of eight years before receiving an honorable discharge in August 2006.
He worked several times for Prairie Knights as a server and cashier. He attended Sitting Bull College and then was employed by the construction company.
David most enjoyed spending time with family, friends, his companion Kim Culbertson and his adored little daughter, Lashae.
Survivors are his mother, Yvonne Shell Track of Porcupine, N.D.; his daughter, Lashae of Cannonball; brothers, Brian Eagle of Bismarck, Jason (Eagle) Claymore of Sioux Falls, Delano Eagle Jr. in the U.S. Marine Corps, Silas Eagle in the U.S. Navy, Aljoe "AJ" (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates Karr Iron Cloud of Cannonball and Elton "Buster" Reed Jr. of Porcupine; sisters, Desiree (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Prairie Rose (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Bethany Iron Cloud of Arizona, Christany See Walker of Cannonball, Chastity Reed of Porcupine and Camela Reed of Bismarck; grandfathers, Glen, Ted and Chandler Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Clyde Eagle of Minnesota; grandmothers, Lillian Zahn of Bismarck, Belva Eagle of Mobridge, Leola Saye of Montana, Phyllis McKee, Lynda Eagle, Barbara Eagle and Bernadine Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Thelma Shell Track of Cannonball; his special friend Kim Culbertson; and numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, nieces and friends.
David's father, Delano Eagle Sr., his grandfather Elmer Shell Track Sr. and grandparents Felix and Alvina Eagle preceded him in death.
The funeral for David was Saturday, Sept. 8, at the A.J. Agard Memorial Building in Fort Yates. Canon John Floberg and Deacon Hazel Rd Bird officiated. The Wakpala Legion Post No. 312 provided the honor guard. Burial was in St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Cemetery near Wakpala under the direction of Oster Funeral Home of Mobridge.
Casketbearers were Wesley Eagle, Chandler Eagle Jr., Shyloh Eagle, Chance Eagle Sr., Brian Eagle, Adrian Eagle, Ted (T.B.) Eagle Sr., Leighton Eagle, Maynard St. John and Junior McKee. Honorary bearers were Gerretta Stretches and all David's other friends and relatives.
An all night wake service began Friday evening preceded by family and friends meeting at the junction south of Fort Yates to follow in procession to the Memorial Building . They were joined by horseback riders at the rodeo grounds to lead them into Fort Yates.
Mobridge Tribune September 12, 2007
"David was a personable young man," a family member said. "He always told a story with a hearty laugh and a smile that touched his eyes."
David was employed by Professional Construction Incorporated, making his home in Cannonball, N.D., when he died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007, due to injuries received in an auto accident in Cannonball. He was 28 years old.
David Kreigh Eagle was born Aug. 5, 1979, to Yvonne Shell Track and Delano Eagle Sr. Throughout his elementary and high school years he attended schools in Little Eagle, Fort Yates, N.D., Mandan, N.D., and Bismarck, N.D., before graduating from Solen High School on May 29, 1998.
During his senior year he dated Gerretta Stretches and they had a daughter, Lashae Athena Eagle, born April 20, 1999. After high school David enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the Army Reserve for a period of eight years before receiving an honorable discharge in August 2006.
He worked several times for Prairie Knights as a server and cashier. He attended Sitting Bull College and then was employed by the construction company.
David most enjoyed spending time with family, friends, his companion Kim Culbertson and his adored little daughter, Lashae.
Survivors are his mother, Yvonne Shell Track of Porcupine, N.D.; his daughter, Lashae of Cannonball; brothers, Brian Eagle of Bismarck, Jason (Eagle) Claymore of Sioux Falls, Delano Eagle Jr. in the U.S. Marine Corps, Silas Eagle in the U.S. Navy, Aljoe "AJ" (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates Karr Iron Cloud of Cannonball and Elton "Buster" Reed Jr. of Porcupine; sisters, Desiree (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Prairie Rose (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Bethany Iron Cloud of Arizona, Christany See Walker of Cannonball, Chastity Reed of Porcupine and Camela Reed of Bismarck; grandfathers, Glen, Ted and Chandler Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Clyde Eagle of Minnesota; grandmothers, Lillian Zahn of Bismarck, Belva Eagle of Mobridge, Leola Saye of Montana, Phyllis McKee, Lynda Eagle, Barbara Eagle and Bernadine Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Thelma Shell Track of Cannonball; his special friend Kim Culbertson; and numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, nieces and friends.
David's father, Delano Eagle Sr., his grandfather Elmer Shell Track Sr. and grandparents Felix and Alvina Eagle preceded him in death.
The funeral for David was Saturday, Sept. 8, at the A.J. Agard Memorial Building in Fort Yates. Canon John Floberg and Deacon Hazel Rd Bird officiated. The Wakpala Legion Post No. 312 provided the honor guard. Burial was in St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Cemetery near Wakpala under the direction of Oster Funeral Home of Mobridge.
Casketbearers were Wesley Eagle, Chandler Eagle Jr., Shyloh Eagle, Chance Eagle Sr., Brian Eagle, Adrian Eagle, Ted (T.B.) Eagle Sr., Leighton Eagle, Maynard St. John and Junior McKee. Honorary bearers were Gerretta Stretches and all David's other friends and relatives.
An all night wake service began Friday evening preceded by family and friends meeting at the junction south of Fort Yates to follow in procession to the Memorial Building . They were joined by horseback riders at the rodeo grounds to lead them into Fort Yates.
Mobridge Tribune September 12, 2007
It was often said that if ever there were two identical souls, they were Delano Eagle Sr. and his son David. Much as his father, David loved the outdoors, basketball, football, horse shoes, riding horses and recently he took a liking to bull riding. Much of his riding was at the Jeff Cadotte ranch. He was a skilled hunter and fisherman.
"David was a personable young man," a family member said. "He always told a story with a hearty laugh and a smile that touched his eyes."
David was employed by Professional Construction Incorporated, making his home in Cannonball, N.D., when he died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007, due to injuries received in an auto accident in Cannonball. He was 28 years old.
David Kreigh Eagle was born Aug. 5, 1979, to Yvonne Shell Track and Delano Eagle Sr. Throughout his elementary and high school years he attended schools in Little Eagle, Fort Yates, N.D., Mandan, N.D., and Bismarck, N.D., before graduating from Solen High School on May 29, 1998.
During his senior year he dated Gerretta Stretches and they had a daughter, Lashae Athena Eagle, born April 20, 1999. After high school David enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the Army Reserve for a period of eight years before receiving an honorable discharge in August 2006.
He worked several times for Prairie Knights as a server and cashier. He attended Sitting Bull College and then was employed by the construction company.
David most enjoyed spending time with family, friends, his companion Kim Culbertson and his adored little daughter, Lashae.
Survivors are his mother, Yvonne Shell Track of Porcupine, N.D.; his daughter, Lashae of Cannonball; brothers, Brian Eagle of Bismarck, Jason (Eagle) Claymore of Sioux Falls, Delano Eagle Jr. in the U.S. Marine Corps, Silas Eagle in the U.S. Navy, Aljoe "AJ" (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates Karr Iron Cloud of Cannonball and Elton "Buster" Reed Jr. of Porcupine; sisters, Desiree (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Prairie Rose (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Bethany Iron Cloud of Arizona, Christany See Walker of Cannonball, Chastity Reed of Porcupine and Camela Reed of Bismarck; grandfathers, Glen, Ted and Chandler Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Clyde Eagle of Minnesota; grandmothers, Lillian Zahn of Bismarck, Belva Eagle of Mobridge, Leola Saye of Montana, Phyllis McKee, Lynda Eagle, Barbara Eagle and Bernadine Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Thelma Shell Track of Cannonball; his special friend Kim Culbertson; and numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, nieces and friends.
David's father, Delano Eagle Sr., his grandfather Elmer Shell Track Sr. and grandparents Felix and Alvina Eagle preceded him in death.
The funeral for David was Saturday, Sept. 8, at the A.J. Agard Memorial Building in Fort Yates. Canon John Floberg and Deacon Hazel Rd Bird officiated. The Wakpala Legion Post No. 312 provided the honor guard. Burial was in St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Cemetery near Wakpala under the direction of Oster Funeral Home of Mobridge.
Casketbearers were Wesley Eagle, Chandler Eagle Jr., Shyloh Eagle, Chance Eagle Sr., Brian Eagle, Adrian Eagle, Ted (T.B.) Eagle Sr., Leighton Eagle, Maynard St. John and Junior McKee. Honorary bearers were Gerretta Stretches and all David's other friends and relatives.
An all night wake service began Friday evening preceded by family and friends meeting at the junction south of Fort Yates to follow in procession to the Memorial Building . They were joined by horseback riders at the rodeo grounds to lead them into Fort Yates.
Mobridge Tribune September 12, 2007
"David was a personable young man," a family member said. "He always told a story with a hearty laugh and a smile that touched his eyes."
David was employed by Professional Construction Incorporated, making his home in Cannonball, N.D., when he died Saturday, Sept. 1, 2007, due to injuries received in an auto accident in Cannonball. He was 28 years old.
David Kreigh Eagle was born Aug. 5, 1979, to Yvonne Shell Track and Delano Eagle Sr. Throughout his elementary and high school years he attended schools in Little Eagle, Fort Yates, N.D., Mandan, N.D., and Bismarck, N.D., before graduating from Solen High School on May 29, 1998.
During his senior year he dated Gerretta Stretches and they had a daughter, Lashae Athena Eagle, born April 20, 1999. After high school David enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in the Army Reserve for a period of eight years before receiving an honorable discharge in August 2006.
He worked several times for Prairie Knights as a server and cashier. He attended Sitting Bull College and then was employed by the construction company.
David most enjoyed spending time with family, friends, his companion Kim Culbertson and his adored little daughter, Lashae.
Survivors are his mother, Yvonne Shell Track of Porcupine, N.D.; his daughter, Lashae of Cannonball; brothers, Brian Eagle of Bismarck, Jason (Eagle) Claymore of Sioux Falls, Delano Eagle Jr. in the U.S. Marine Corps, Silas Eagle in the U.S. Navy, Aljoe "AJ" (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates Karr Iron Cloud of Cannonball and Elton "Buster" Reed Jr. of Porcupine; sisters, Desiree (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Prairie Rose (Agard) Eagle of Fort Yates, Bethany Iron Cloud of Arizona, Christany See Walker of Cannonball, Chastity Reed of Porcupine and Camela Reed of Bismarck; grandfathers, Glen, Ted and Chandler Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Clyde Eagle of Minnesota; grandmothers, Lillian Zahn of Bismarck, Belva Eagle of Mobridge, Leola Saye of Montana, Phyllis McKee, Lynda Eagle, Barbara Eagle and Bernadine Eagle, all of Fort Yates, and Thelma Shell Track of Cannonball; his special friend Kim Culbertson; and numerous uncles, aunts, cousins, nephews, nieces and friends.
David's father, Delano Eagle Sr., his grandfather Elmer Shell Track Sr. and grandparents Felix and Alvina Eagle preceded him in death.
The funeral for David was Saturday, Sept. 8, at the A.J. Agard Memorial Building in Fort Yates. Canon John Floberg and Deacon Hazel Rd Bird officiated. The Wakpala Legion Post No. 312 provided the honor guard. Burial was in St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church Cemetery near Wakpala under the direction of Oster Funeral Home of Mobridge.
Casketbearers were Wesley Eagle, Chandler Eagle Jr., Shyloh Eagle, Chance Eagle Sr., Brian Eagle, Adrian Eagle, Ted (T.B.) Eagle Sr., Leighton Eagle, Maynard St. John and Junior McKee. Honorary bearers were Gerretta Stretches and all David's other friends and relatives.
An all night wake service began Friday evening preceded by family and friends meeting at the junction south of Fort Yates to follow in procession to the Memorial Building . They were joined by horseback riders at the rodeo grounds to lead them into Fort Yates.
Mobridge Tribune September 12, 2007
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