Integrity needs no rules."
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Beloved Father, Grandfather and Great Grandfather Passed Away April 27th
Married two months shy of 61 years to life long friend Margaret Ann Hayer, June 21, 1951, they had three daughters LeeAnn Sharpe, JoLynn Cribben and Gina Marie Smith. They have 6 grandchildren: Julianne Marie Sharpe, Jessica Leigh Cheles, Jeffrey Cribben, Matthew Cribben, Stephanie Smith and Roger Smith. Their first great grandson, Weston Kaos Welch, was born in March of this year. By 1953, they moved to Los Angeles California where Everett worked for the Union Oil Company. He transferred with Union Oil Company to Phoenix, AZ in 1958, where he retired in 1980 after 35 years. An avid sportsman Ev enjoyed hunting and fishing as well as traveling his adopted home state of Arizona. A self taught scholar of history he also enjoyed reading, gardening and carpentry. Mostly he enjoyed being with family and friends, and was a master story teller. As a wonderful husband and father and friend to many he will be missed. A memorial celebration will be held Sunday April 29th at noon at the home of LeeAnn Sharpe and Margaret Pease. Friends are invited to bring potluck, their pictures and stories of Ev to share. Internment will be at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, 23029 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ 85024 Tuesday May 8th at 10am. How Faith Made A Mother Take Her Bible Into Court
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Everett Eugene Pease, Jr. born in Westbrook, Maine, March 21, 1928, passed from this world on April 27, 2012 at 84 years of age. Son of Everett Eugene Pease, Sr. and Gladys Viola Welch Pease, he survived five siblings, Avis Janet, Freddie, Constance, Curtis and Henry. He served in the U.S. Army from 1946-1949, as a corpsman in Korea. He was employed by Kiekeffer Paper Company and SD Warren Paper Mill in Westbrook for a short time. 
