Ethel C. Hale

Ethel is not gone she's in our veggies and fruits and ground cover (weeds). Birds, garden snakes, butterflies, dragonflys, Ethel is everywhere. All you need to say is "Hi my friend.". I remember when I moved away and every time when I went back to go and do massages a lot of my clients who couldn't get out I got thinking that it would really love a massage, and to my surprise I went and talked to her and she said yes she would love to have a massage. And everytime she called me she said that...

Ethel Hale was one of the great characters (and I mean that in the best way) and heroines of Central City. As a former planner for Salt Lake City, I appreciated her encouragement at any Central City Community Council meeting I attended. She just seemed so positive and represented what I love about Central City: down-to-earth people who love their neighborhood and are willing to fight for it. Normally I would say "rest in peace," but I know that wherever Ethel is she is fighting the good...

Dear Paul and family
I am so sorry for the death of such a special lady.I have the article and pictures of you and Ethel that was in the City Weekly some time ago. I really enjoyed reading it and seeing you again. I have never forgotten you and think of you often. Paul...you helped me through some very trying times when my whole world felt like it was falling apart. I don't think I would have made it with out the help you gave. I will never forget you and what you did for me. I have a spot...

What a great woman she must have been!

Ethel, you were truly a heroine to me and to many. The ripples of your life are felt everywhere in this valley. Love to Paul.

Ethel Hale, my life's perfect role model and all-time champion heroine!
All love and strength to you, Paul.