Rick Lee Eubanks

Rick Lee Eubanks, 57, of Liscomb, Iowa, passed away on Monday, July 22, 2019 in the comfort of his own home.  Per Rick’s wishes, cremation rites have been accorded and there will be no public services held at this time.  Memorial contributions may be directed in Rick’s name to his family, which will be later designated elsewhere.  For further information or to send a condolence please visit www.mithellfh.com or call (641) 844-1234.  Mitchell Family Funeral Home is caring for Rick and his family.  Rick Lee Eubanks was born in Bloomington, Minnesota on May 23, 1962 the son of Donald and Janice Marlene (Elliott) Eubanks.  He was educated in the Conrad School District where he received his G.E.D... Rick was united in marriage to Robin Ferch on May 23, 1980.  The two later divorced but were blessed with two beautiful daughters: Jessica and Ashley.  Rick met Robyn Wise later in life and was blessed to become united in marriage with her at Iowa Veterans Home chapel in 1998. Rick honorably served his Country by enlisting with the United States Marine Corps where he was honorably discharged on November 18, 1980.  Following his time in the military, Rick went on to dedicate over twenty years with JBS packing plant. He was very proud to work there in the maintenance department. His passions in life were learning about all types of history, reading, spending time with and spoiling his dogs, listening to the radio show Coast to Coast with George Noory, a good debate, and he especially enjoyed always being right. Left to cherish his memory is his loving Wife: Robyn Wise; children: Jessica (Jason Dunham) Eubanks, Ashley (Nichole Hunt) Eubanks, and Jeremy (Jill) Bracy; step children: Jessica Simmons and Jason Bracy; grandchildren: Nyana and Jacob as well as his first wife, and lifelong friend Robin Ferch Oaxaca, and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents, Donald and Janice Marlene Eubanks; one sister: Kathy Bracy and one brother: Rodney Eubanks.  His family believes the moment Rick got to where he was going he was greeted by his brother Rod who was ready to play a game of baseball. His father Donald most likely joined in on the game with his sons. His Mom Marlene was busy whipping up some delicious food while his sister Kathy helped as she rocked out to “You Me And Bobby McGee”. They are all together now which brings great comfort to the loved ones Rick left behind.