Garden City Fire District Board Meeting, Wednesday , January 4, 2023

 Garden City Fire District Board Meeting, Wednesday, January 4, 2023

Leonard O’Reilly, Reporter

                            

 The Board Members in attendance were Randall Knight, Barbara Turnbow, Doug Pincock. Others in attendance were Chief Mike Wahlberg, Tiffany Wahlberg and Rich Schaeffer.

The department received $10,000 from the TRT money collected this year and will be spent to maintain the fire and rescue boat at the marina.  

Jenny England resigned from the board so there will be a posting for the opening. 

Doug Pincock was nominated to be the clerk.  

 

A truck’s water tank is leaking and needs to be removed for repair by the manufacturer.

 

Doug revised the policy and procedures manual to allow board members to attend electronically when on rare occasions they are unable to be present to make a quorum.

 

The responses for the month were:

1  *  CO Call

6  *  Fire Alarms

2  *  Agency Assists

8  *  Medicals

250-Short Term Rental Inspections

16 -  Business Inspections

Rich High Alumni festivity

 Hey Rich High Alumni! January 20th the RHS Alumni Pep Band will be playing at the basketball game (organized and led by the current RHS music teacher, Chris Woods). We need all the help we can get!

Practices Wednesdays at 8:00 PM at the middle school in Laketown. I've tagged those that I could think of, but I'm sure there are many more that I didn't think of or don't have a way to contact. So please help spread the word around to other former RHS musicians as well as singers. See ya there!

Obituary-Charmaine Meadows Hoffman

 

Charmaine Meadows Hoffman passed away on Monday, January 2, 2023, in her home in Randolph at the age of 80 after a courageous fight with cancer. She was born the oldest of two children to her parents Warren and Marian Meadows of Evanston where she grew up.

Charmaine went to school in Evanston and met her husband, Richard Hoffman, of Randolph and they were later married and lived in Randolph on the family ranch until moving to Kemmerer. They were sealed in the Logan,Utah, Temple in 1970.

After her husband’s retirement in Kemmerer they moved back to Randolph and spent their remaining years there. Charmaine worked at several jobs, including at a bank in Kemmerer, while raising their four children.

Her husband preceded her in death, also dying from cancer. Her parents; brother Dee; her son Craig and daughter Lisa, have also preceded her in death.

She is survived by her son Kelly (Myrna) Hoffman and daughter Charlene (Barry) McLean, along with many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Charmaine considered her family her greatest treasure and enjoyed spending as much time as she could with them. She loved and collected teddy bears and has blessed others with sharing them.

Funeral services were held at the Randolph chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Saturday, Jan. 7, Internment was at the Randolph Cemetery.