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Eagle Project to Provide Benches for Grouse Creek Cemetery

By Utah News Staff · September 18, 2026 · 1 min read
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A weathered wooden bench sits in a vast, sagebrush-covered Utah landscape under a golden sunset, symbolizing quiet remembrance.
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Shawn Flinders is working on an Eagle Project to provide benches for the Grouse Creek cemetery. Donations were requested to support the project ahead of a scheduled cemetery cleanup.

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  • Shawn Flinders is conducting an Eagle Project to provide benches for the Grouse Creek cemetery.
  • The project aims to have benches ready for a cemetery cleanup day on May 13.
  • Donations were requested to be sent to Shawn Flinders in South Weber, Utah.

Shawn Flinders is working on an Eagle Project to provide benches for the Grouse Creek cemetery, according to a notice from the Grouse Creek Country Club.

The project, being completed by Bob Flinder's grandson, aims to have the benches ready for a cemetery cleanup day scheduled for May 13. Donations of any amount were requested to support the initiative.

The project organizers requested that donations be sent to Shawn Flinders at 7486 South 1900 East, South Weber Utah 84405. The goal was to receive donations before May 1, 2016.

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