Brian Elliott Rhodes born in Seattle, WA on June 10, 1950 to Harold and Geraldine Rhodes. He served 24 years in the U.S Army. He served a tour in Vietnam in which he received 2 bronze stars, 1 with valor and a purple heart. He retired from the U.S Army in 1990 as a 1st SGT for Alpha Co. 1/33.
He is survived by his wife Henrietta (Hank) of 47 years; 2 beautiful daughters Shannie Heath and Bridget Rhodes, his son in law Jeffery Heath. He left behind 4 grandchildren, Toren and Ashton Williams, Austin Roution, and Emilee Heath.
He was a humble man with a wicked sense of humor. He worked at Valley Medical Center for 20 years. He made numerous friends all over the world. He will be missed and he was loved by his family.
He is survived by his wife Henrietta (Hank) of 47 years; 2 beautiful daughters Shannie Heath and Bridget Rhodes, his son in law Jeffery Heath. He left behind 4 grandchildren, Toren and Ashton Williams, Austin Roution, and Emilee Heath.
He was a humble man with a wicked sense of humor. He worked at Valley Medical Center for 20 years. He made numerous friends all over the world. He will be missed and he was loved by his family.
Brian Elliott Rhodes born in Seattle, WA on June 10, 1950 to Harold and Geraldine Rhodes. He served 24 years in the U.S Army. He served a tour in Vietnam in which he received 2 bronze stars, 1 with valor and a purple heart. He retired from the U.S Army in 1990 as a 1st SGT for Alpha Co. 1/33.
He is survived by his wife Henrietta (Hank) of 47 years; 2 beautiful daughters Shannie Heath and Bridget Rhodes, his son in law Jeffery Heath. He left behind 4 grandchildren, Toren and Ashton Williams, Austin Roution, and Emilee Heath.
He was a humble man with a wicked sense of humor. He worked at Valley Medical Center for 20 years. He made numerous friends all over the world. He will be missed and he was loved by his family.
He is survived by his wife Henrietta (Hank) of 47 years; 2 beautiful daughters Shannie Heath and Bridget Rhodes, his son in law Jeffery Heath. He left behind 4 grandchildren, Toren and Ashton Williams, Austin Roution, and Emilee Heath.
He was a humble man with a wicked sense of humor. He worked at Valley Medical Center for 20 years. He made numerous friends all over the world. He will be missed and he was loved by his family.
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