Benjamin L. Rinehold passed away January 31, 2012 at the Good Samaritan Center in Yakima. He was born December 28, 1933 in the home his grandfather built in Granger now known as the Rinehold Homestead and Eaton Hill Winery. Ben was proud to be the great- grandson of one of Grangers founders, George P. Eaton. Ben attended Granger schools and participated in high school athletics and after graduation attended Yakima Valley College. After his marriage, Ben began ranching on his orchard near Granger.
In 1976 Ben moved to Hoquiam and owned and operated the Time Out Tavern and the Welcome Inn until his retirement.
In 1976 Ben moved to Hoquiam and owned and operated the Time Out Tavern and the Welcome Inn until his retirement.
Benjamin L. Rinehold passed away January 31, 2012 at the Good Samaritan Center in Yakima. He was born December 28, 1933 in the home his grandfather built in Granger now known as the Rinehold Homestead and Eaton Hill Winery. Ben was proud to be the great- grandson of one of Grangers founders, George P. Eaton. Ben attended Granger schools and participated in high school athletics and after graduation attended Yakima Valley College. After his marriage, Ben began ranching on his orchard near Granger.
In 1976 Ben moved to Hoquiam and owned and operated the Time Out Tavern and the Welcome Inn until his retirement.
In 1976 Ben moved to Hoquiam and owned and operated the Time Out Tavern and the Welcome Inn until his retirement.
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