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1951
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2019
Steven Garrett Obituary
June 20, 1951 ~ Nov 10, 2019
"Garrett" was born in Salt Lake City, Utah on June 20, 1951 and passed away peacefully with his wife and children at his side on November 10, 2019. He married the love of his life, Janet Davis Garrett on February 23, 1973. Garrett had a passion for the outdoors, his classic cars and his family. He was a proud father and grandfather and was adored and loved by all who met him. He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Janet, and his children Casey (Nicole) Garrett and Janeal (Ryan) Winters as well as 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild on the way.
The family would like to thank the many doctors, family and friends who helped out along the way; your love and support is appreciated.
In lieu of flowers and services Garrett's wishes are that you take a fishing trip, attend a car show or polish up your classic car and keep your memories of him alive.
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Brynlee
February 25, 2025
I am brynlee winters, Janeals daughter. I loved my grandpa more than I could say others. A fond memory I have with him, was him wanting to fish one last time. We all knew his passing was close, so after me and my twin Alyssa, and my grandma and grandpa were driving us home from salt lake to vernal, we had stopped at strawberry and he fished, was so close to catching a 30-35 inch rainbow trout. He was so happy but we never got it out the water. I always think of that memory when I think of him and I´ll never forget it. I love you grandpa
Steelers Van.
Doug Beckstead
November 13, 2019
Steve may you rest in peace. He was always so kind to my son Daniel. He always went out of His way to come over and talk to Him. May you all find comfort in knowing what a kind soul your Dad, and Husband really was.
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