GRANGEVILLE: Patrick Brian Webb, 70, passed away Friday, June 11, 2021 at home while surrounded by his loved ones, which was exactly what he wanted. Pat was a country boy born and raised in the small town of Grangeville, Idaho. His parents Hobert Webb and Florence (Welburn) Webb were blessed with him when he was born on February 14, 1951.
Pat attended school in Grangeville. During his senior year he decided to get his GED, and then he joined the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam war from 1968-1971.
Pat was married several times, but finally found his true love Donna Webb which he spent the rest of his life with. Pat married Donna on November 2, 1993, and they had 4 beautiful children together.
Pat worked as a logger, a tree thinner, and ran a septic pumping gig on the side. He was also a beekeeper all his life. He owned and operated his own business called Webb Honey Company. He always loved the beautiful mountains and rivers. He was a very avid fisherman and hunter, and always loved being out and about. He loved gardening, working in the bees for 50+ years, and enjoyed all his outdoor activities such as deer and elk hunting, mushroom hunting, squirrel, and bird hunting, and shooting his guns for fun and much more. He loved going to his local Zip trip and playing his scratch offs or playing pinochle at home online. He loved spending time with his family and friends. Most importantly he loved spending time with his grandkids.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sons; Steve, and Samuel Webb, daughter Melanie Kay Smith, brother Stephen Webb, Uncles, Carl and Harley Webb, and his aunt Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hannah.
Pat attended school in Grangeville. During his senior year he decided to get his GED, and then he joined the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam war from 1968-1971.
Pat was married several times, but finally found his true love Donna Webb which he spent the rest of his life with. Pat married Donna on November 2, 1993, and they had 4 beautiful children together.
Pat worked as a logger, a tree thinner, and ran a septic pumping gig on the side. He was also a beekeeper all his life. He owned and operated his own business called Webb Honey Company. He always loved the beautiful mountains and rivers. He was a very avid fisherman and hunter, and always loved being out and about. He loved gardening, working in the bees for 50+ years, and enjoyed all his outdoor activities such as deer and elk hunting, mushroom hunting, squirrel, and bird hunting, and shooting his guns for fun and much more. He loved going to his local Zip trip and playing his scratch offs or playing pinochle at home online. He loved spending time with his family and friends. Most importantly he loved spending time with his grandkids.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sons; Steve, and Samuel Webb, daughter Melanie Kay Smith, brother Stephen Webb, Uncles, Carl and Harley Webb, and his aunt Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hannah.
GRANGEVILLE: Patrick Brian Webb, 70, passed away Friday, June 11, 2021 at home while surrounded by his loved ones, which was exactly what he wanted. Pat was a country boy born and raised in the small town of Grangeville, Idaho. His parents Hobert Webb and Florence (Welburn) Webb were blessed with him when he was born on February 14, 1951.
Pat attended school in Grangeville. During his senior year he decided to get his GED, and then he joined the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam war from 1968-1971.
Pat was married several times, but finally found his true love Donna Webb which he spent the rest of his life with. Pat married Donna on November 2, 1993, and they had 4 beautiful children together.
Pat worked as a logger, a tree thinner, and ran a septic pumping gig on the side. He was also a beekeeper all his life. He owned and operated his own business called Webb Honey Company. He always loved the beautiful mountains and rivers. He was a very avid fisherman and hunter, and always loved being out and about. He loved gardening, working in the bees for 50+ years, and enjoyed all his outdoor activities such as deer and elk hunting, mushroom hunting, squirrel, and bird hunting, and shooting his guns for fun and much more. He loved going to his local Zip trip and playing his scratch offs or playing pinochle at home online. He loved spending time with his family and friends. Most importantly he loved spending time with his grandkids.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sons; Steve, and Samuel Webb, daughter Melanie Kay Smith, brother Stephen Webb, Uncles, Carl and Harley Webb, and his aunt Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hannah.
Pat attended school in Grangeville. During his senior year he decided to get his GED, and then he joined the U.S. Army and fought in the Vietnam war from 1968-1971.
Pat was married several times, but finally found his true love Donna Webb which he spent the rest of his life with. Pat married Donna on November 2, 1993, and they had 4 beautiful children together.
Pat worked as a logger, a tree thinner, and ran a septic pumping gig on the side. He was also a beekeeper all his life. He owned and operated his own business called Webb Honey Company. He always loved the beautiful mountains and rivers. He was a very avid fisherman and hunter, and always loved being out and about. He loved gardening, working in the bees for 50+ years, and enjoyed all his outdoor activities such as deer and elk hunting, mushroom hunting, squirrel, and bird hunting, and shooting his guns for fun and much more. He loved going to his local Zip trip and playing his scratch offs or playing pinochle at home online. He loved spending time with his family and friends. Most importantly he loved spending time with his grandkids.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sons; Steve, and Samuel Webb, daughter Melanie Kay Smith, brother Stephen Webb, Uncles, Carl and Harley Webb, and his aunt Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hannah.
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