IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Edwin

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Webb

Sep 29, 1939 — Dec 23, 2022

Safford

Obituary

EDWIN BURR WEBB, age 83, passed away on December 23rd, at his home in Safford, AZ. He was born on September 29, 1939, in Snowflake, AZ to Edward Burr Webb and Amy Gwendolyn Porter.  He is survived by his wife,  Zella (Busby) of 63 years. They are parents of 5 children and have  27 grandchildren and 50  great-grandchildren.  Edwin is survived by his children, Ray (Deena), Juline Curtis (Don), Wanda Evans (Skyler), Darrin (Michelle), and Roger (Jimmy).  Living brothers are Leroy (Jean) and Kelcey (Cyndi).  Edwin was preceded in death by two sisters, Darlene Smith and Samantha Farnsworth, along with his parents Burr and Gwen.

Edwin attended elementary school in Fredonia, Heber, and Joseph City. He attended Holbrook High School, graduating in 1957.  He attended Eastern AZ College, graduating with his Associate's Degree in Auto Mechanics in 1959.  He loved playing baseball as a catcher.  Edwin and Zella married in June 1959.

Edwin served as an AZ Ranger, and volunteer for Navajo County Law Enforcement; a volunteer EMT who helped establish the Holbrook Ambulance Service where he served as President for many years. He was chosen as Holbrook's Man of the Year for his many years of service with Holbrook EMS.  He was a Holbrook Volunteer Fire  Department member from 1969-1995. He flew several emergency medical missions for the hospital.

Edwin lived in Holbrook for 61 years where he was the Rainbo Bread and Shamrock Milk Distributor and Burr's Stove Shop owner.  He was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.   He also served at the Indian Wells and Greasewood Branches of the church.

A celebration of life will be held on his behalf on December 31, 2022 at 12:00 pm with a viewing preceding the service beginning at 10:30 am, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Center,  1127 Helen Ave, Holbrook, AZ.   The interment will be at the Joseph City Cemetery.

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