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GARDEN POINT CEMETERY He is survived by his mother Judy Hunt of Etowah, AR BURIALS AS MARKED and one sisiter Tina (Kevin) Harris of Osceola, AR,: two nephews Chris Hunt and Jordan Hunt of Osceola, AR, two nieces: Alexis Caruthers and Jaylynn Hunt of 2018 Osceola, AR and a host of other relatives and many friends. WILLIAMS A 5 13 He was preceded in death by his father Jerry Hunt, Sr. Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements with Interment at Garden Point Cemetery. Leamon Mex Williams, 71, of Etowah, AR passed away March 7, 2018. He was born August 10, 1946 to Elder Mex and Fannie Kate Williams. He was in DAVISON 5 K 7 the Air Force, founder and owner of H and W Wire Gail Davison, 49, of Osceola, AR passed away Corporation, a farmer and a member of Etowah Baptist February 4, 2018. She was born Jun 10, 1968 to Church. Survivors include his wife: David and Linda Sims. She was an employee of Skeeter Williams; daughters: Lena Raquel (Mike) American Greetings, a Homemaker and of the Williams Duncan, Katie Leigh Ann (Buddy) Burrow, Jill Baptist Faith. Beach, Cori Connell, Tracy (Tim) Prentice; son: Larry Survivors include her husband: Tony Davison of Alton Neal; grandchildren: Jacob Brian Lee, Micah Beach, Luke Beach, Carson Connell, Cohen Connell; Osceola, AR; son Ryan Anthony Hardin Davison sister: Lousidney (Joe) Crews and other loved extended of Osceola, AR, daughter Alisha Daniela Miller of family members. He Etowah, AR; grandchildren Jaycee Hope Miller was preceded in death by his parents; brother Gerald and Jordan Timber Miller; father: David Sims of Dallas Williams and stepfather: Ernest Taylor. Visitation Etowah, AR; sister: Brandi Davis of Manila, AR, will be noon to 1 p.m. Saturday at Roller-Swift Funeral brother: David “Tojo” Sims of Etowahm AR. Home. Funeral service will follow at 1 p.m. Interment She was preceded in death by her stepfather; Bo will be in Garden Point Cemetery. Davis; brother Mark Davis, grandparents: Ed and FREEMAN A 409 2 Nettie Brewer and Murray and Lila Sims. Linda Louise Freeman was born October 2, 1949 in Visitation will be Thursday, Febrary 8, 2018 at Victoria, AR to Archie Carol and Vice Louise Miller 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Roller-Swift Funeral Hunt. Linda Louise Freeman passed away January Home. 31, 2018 in Jonesboro, AR at the age of 68. Funeral service will be Friday, Feb 9, 2018 at 2:00 She was a homemaker and a member of Carroll’s p.m. at Roller Swift Funeral Home. Interment will Corner Church of the Lord Jesus Christ. be at Garden Point Cemetery at Etowah, AR. She is survived by two sons: Douglas Dewayne (Arie) Freeman II and Wayne Edward Freeman Jr of TYLER A 3 1 Osceola, Ar, eleven grandchildren, nine great Alise Tyler, 68, of Lepanto departed this life Tuesday, grandchildren and host of other relatives and many February 20, 2018. She was born January 23, 1950 to friends. Vinetta May King Maness. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband She was of the Baptist faith and loved shopping, going Douglas Dewayne Freeman, one daughter Sherry to flea markets, yard sales and spending time with her Edwards, one brother Jerry Hunt and one sister Barbara family and friends. Smith. She was preceded in death by her parents, Elvin and Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements Bertha King and eight siblings: Jessie King, Shirley with Interment at Garden Point Cemetery. Presley, Daisy Kelly, Lizzy Barnes, Louye King, Billy King, Jimmy Manesa and Evern Maness. HUNT 8 B 39 Alisie is survived by her four daughters, Stephanie Jerry Richard Hunt, Jr. was born February 1, 1976 in Sutherland (John) of Fort Smith, Lashaunda Roach Osceola, AR to Jerry and Judy Humble Hunt, Sr. (Terry) , Phyllis Austin (John) and Lisa Hendrix (Ray), Mr. Hunt passed away February 12, 2018 in Jonesboro all of Leapnto; mother, Vinetta Maness of Jonesboro: at the age of of 42. companion Lecil Evans of Lepanto, two brothers; He was a truck driver and a member of Church of the Sunny Maness (Diane) of Jonesboro and Gary Maness Lord Jesus Christ in Carroll’s Corner, AR. (Patricia) of Guy, TX; six sisters: Nadine Ballard GARDEN POINT CEMETERY: BURIALS 2018 TO 2003 Page 1 (Don) of Leachville, Mary Johnson (Cary) of retired factory worker and a member of the First Batesville, AR, Lois Jones of Jonesboro, AR, Yvonne Assemb;y of God in Steele, MO. Smith (Billy) of Marked Tree, Joyce Stone (Pat ) of Ms Carpenter was survived by three sons. Wayne, Dyess and Marcella Lungsford (Doug) of California; (Susie) Carpenter of Etowah, Allie Carpenter of 13 grandchildren,and 17 great grandchildren. Gosnell and Jason ( Jami) Carpenter of Lepanto; two Visitation will be at 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. this evening at daughters, Teresa (Jerry) Parsons of Gosnell and Tina Delancy-Murphy Funeral Home in Lepanto. Funeral (Brandon) Dollar of Paragould; one brother:. Geprge services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the Funeral Home. Puttman of Lindale, TX; two sisters, Linda (Mickey) Interment will be at Garden Point Cemetery at Fortune of Lebanon, TN and Brneda Hicks of Hughes Etowah. Springs, TX, one step-sister, Shirley (Robert) Johnson of Etowah; and; twenty grandchildren, thirty-one great-grandchildren and two great-great- 2017 grandchildren. She was preced in death by her parents, Nelly Gill and enda Earl Neely Puttman; her husband, WEBB 6 Z 40 Doyle Carpenter; one daughter Reba Creecy; two Bette Mac Wilmoth Webb, 83, died Saturday, brothers, Johnney and Bobby Gill and one sister, Joan Oct 14, 2017 at her residence in Tater Hills Gill. Community of Lee County after an extended Visitation will beheld from 6 p, on Saturday , July 9, illness. Bette was born on June 23, 1934 in 2017 at Wilson Funeral Home in Ocseola. The Funeral Etowah, AR to the late Robert H. Wilmoth and will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, July 9, 2017 at Myrtle Narcissus Harrison Wilmoth. She grew Wilson Funeral Home in Osceola with Bro. Mark up there and attended the West Ridge School. White and Bro Freddie Adams, officiating. Burial will She was a member for life ot Etowah Baptist be hld at Garden Point Ccmetery in Etowah. Servied Church, but, when she returned to Tupelo from provide by Wilson Funeral Home in Osceola. Arkansas in 2002, she attended the New Hope Baptist Church. Bette made her life work as a caregiver fot the elderly. She enjoyed playing MORELAND WB 289 4 cards, cooking, her flowers and the St, Louis Robert Finnis Moreland, 80, of Osceola, AR, died Cardients baseball team. She was married for Friday June 9, 1917. Born November 29, 1936 in many years to Elmer D, Webb, who preceded her Booneville, MS, he was a retired mechanic and of in death on Oct 2, 2014. the Baptist faith. Bette is survived by her son, David Webb and He was preceded in death by his parents, Gabriel wife Carol of Tater Hills; her daughter Jenny and Simmiet Moreland; three sisters; and one Webb McCommon and her busband Joe of brother. Meridian, MS; 16 grandchildren and 3 great He is survived by his wife, Shirley Moreland, of grandchildren; 3 sisters, Catherine Wilmoth Etowah, AR, two daughters, Kathy Maxwell, of “Dink” Kroefl of Little Rock,, AR, Sally Wilmoth Little Rock, AR and Heidi Cagle (Nicholas) of McMechen of Jonesboro, AR and Carol Wilmoth Leachville, AR; three grandchildren, Jaylen Kincaid of Scottsvboro, AZ, She was preceded in Cagle, Whit Cagle, and Ryan Maxwell; and two death by her parents, her busband, Elmer D great-grandchildren. Webb, her son Edward Dee Webb, 4 sisters, Billie Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. Monday Ann Wilmoth, Jan W. Anderson, Sue w. brothers, June 12, 2017 in Garden Point Cemetery in and Imogene W Martin and two brothers, Robert Etowah with Rev. David Price officiating. Henry Wilmoth, Jr and Andrew Anderson Wilson Funeral Home was in charge of all Wilmoth. arrangements. COLLINS B 422 1 LADEN To be done U.S. Marines W 4 9 Jeanitta D. Collins, 1937 – 2017 Otha Richard Laden, 81, of Malden, MO died Thursday, May 18, 2017. Born March 19, 1936 CARPENTER WA 133 4 he was a retired concrete finisher and a United Mrs. Wilma Dell Carpenter passed away July 7, 2017 States Marine veteran serving in the Korean War. at her home in Gosnell at the age of 77, she was a He was preceded in death by his parents, Luther and Pearl Harvey Laden; his wife, Betty Lou Laden; one step-daughter, Jody Edwards; one step GARDEN POINT CEMETERY: BURIALS 2018 TO 2003 Page 2 son, Larry Edwards, three brothers, Billy Laden, He was preceded in death by his parents, Hubert Danny K Laden, and Freddy Lee Laden; and one Elijah and Lillie Ruth Pace Mannes, two sisters; grandson, Joshua Laden. Christine Miller and Ileane Mannes, four He is survived by three sons; Jeff Laden (Paula), brothers; Jr Maness, J. V. Maness, A. J. Maness, of Hope, AR, Scott Laden (Sue) of Aurora, IL, and Ruffis Maness. and Ryan Laden (Monica Morales), of Malden; He is survived by his wife, Ruth Manness of four sisters, Lilly Prince and Mary Russell, both Marked Tree, AR, two daughters: Lillies Maness of Etowah, AR, Kathy Tyler, of Lepanto, AR, and and Sheila of Paragould, AR, Elicia Grant of Linda Laden, of Alabama; five brothers, George Blytheville and two sons; Dennis Render and Laden, Jimmy Lewis Laden, and Ricky Lynn Hubert Maness of Marked Tree, AR.
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