IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Parker Reed

Parker Reed Eisenbarth Profile Photo

Eisenbarth

Sep 20, 1994 — Nov 13, 2013

Obituary

Parker Eisenbarth, 19, of Carson, ND passed away accidentally at his residence in Carson, ND on Wednesday morning, November 13, 2013.

PLEASE NOTE THE LOCATION CHANGE FOR THE FUNERAL. Thank you, Parker's family.

Service of Remembrance will be Sunday, November 17, 2013 at 2:00 p.m. MT at the Grant County Fair Building in Carson. Rev. Bob Johnson will officiate and burial will follow at the Zoar Cemetery, southwest of New Leipzig, ND, next to his grandfather. Visitations will be from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Saturday, November 16 at the Evanson Jensen Funeral Home in Elgin, ND and one hour prior to the service at the Fair Building on Sunday afternoon.

Parker Reed Eisenbarth was born September 20, 1994 to Nancy and Mitchell Eisenbarth at Bismarck ND.  Parker made his journey home on November 13, 2013.

Parker loved the Lord and was baptized in April 2005 at the Baptist Church in Lemmon SD.

Parker's childhood began in rural New Leipzig and then later moved to Carson.  He graduated from Grant County High School in May 2013.

Parker loved life and had many interests.  His true passion was collecting guns and shooting guns.  Parker had an extensive gun collection and loved sharing his interest of guns with others. Parker also loved having friends over, playing X-Box, pizza and enjoyed the company of his young cousins, Trey and Vic and their bulldog Zed.

All who knew Parker loved his sense of humor and easy going spirit.  He especially enjoyed spending time with his cousin Deon and all the many adventures with his close friends.  Although his life here ended early, he had many goals and ambitions.  His plan was to attend UND for Criminal Psychology.

Parker is survived by his mother Nancy (Josh), sister Taylor, father Mitchell (Cricket).  Grandmothers Jeanette Steinmetz, Maudell Eisenbarth and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends and relatives.

Parker is preceded in death by his grandfathers Everett Steinmetz, and Raymond Eisenbarth, and uncle Brad Eisenbarth.
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