Marion County, AR - 1900s Obituaries

 

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COPELAND, FISHER, MATLOCK, MAXFILED, MCMURTRY, MCMURTY, PARDEE, PURDOM posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Monday, August 2, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 12, 1999 Issue: Shirley McMurtry, 65, Seattle: Shirley PURDOM MCMURTY, 65, of Seattle, Wash., died there Aug 2. She was a former resident of Yellville and a retired waitress. Born Dec 7, 1933, at Yellville, she was the daughter of Roy Lee and Hattie (FISHER) PURDOM. Survivors include her husband, James MCMURTRY of Wattle; a son Steve MAXFILED of Seattle, a daughter Sherry PARDEE of Seattle; two sisters, Duena MATLOCK of Yellville and Roleen COPELAND of Mountain Home; and one granddaughter. Graveside services were held Aug 10 at Georges Creek Cemetery, with Rev. Curly Johnson officiating.

AKINS, CARR, GRAVES, JONES, KING, MERRIAMAN, MERRIMAN, RISLEY, ROGERS, SARTIN, SASSER, WALLACE posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Wednesday, August 4, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 12, 1999 Issue: Mary Madelyn Merriman, 76, Yellville: Mary Madelyn MERRIMAN, age 76, died Aug 4, 1999 at the Marion County Nursing Home. Mrs. Merriman was born Feb 27, 1923 in Peel, the daughter of Elmo and Kella (JONES) KING. She was a homemaker, a member of the Lakeway New Testament Church and a life long resident of Marion County. Survivors include her sons, Jerry MERRIMAN, Danny MERRIMAN and Richard MERRIMAN all of Yellville; her daughters, Willadean SARTIN of Fifty-Six, Elaine SASSER and Leisha ROGERS both of Yellville; her brothers, Edward KING and Mervin KING, both of Yakima, WA; her sisters, Opal RISLEY of Peel and Virgie WALLACE of Lakeway; 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildern. Mrs. MERRIMAN was preceded in death by her husband, Joe F. MERRIMAN on Dec 2, 1962; her sister Ruth GRAVES, her daughter Mary Jo AKINS, one grandson, one granddaughter and her parents. Graveside services were held at the Peel Cemetery with Rev Herman Hackwroth officiating. Pallbearers were Keith AKINS, Jeremy MERRIAMAN, Joe SASSER, Dusty CARR, Heath ROGERS and Daniel ROGERS. Burns Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

BELL, BOHANNON, FLIPPIN, HUDSON, SMITH, TABOR, UDSON posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Thursday, August 5, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 12, 1999 Issue: Hobert D HUDSON, 75, Flippin. Hobert Dane HUDSON, 75, of Flippin died there Aug 5. He was a Truck driver and river guide and cook. A lifetime resident of Marion County, he was born June 23, 1924 at Georges Creek the son of James "Jim" and Elizabeth Tessria (TABOR) HUDSON. He and his wife, Leone, were married May 9, 1942. She survives him. Other survivors include three sons and daughter-in-laws, Ronald and Anna Sue HUDSON, Donald and Karen HUDSON and Dane and Pam HUDSON, all of Flippin; a brother Vernon UDSON of Terrell, Texas; a sister, Nina HUDSON of Sedalia, MO; eight grandchildren, Chad HUDSON, Kymm HUDSON, Angie FLIPPIN, Eric HUDSON, Darcy HUDSON, Cassie BELL, Caleb HUDSON and Clay HUDSON; and nine great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by five brothers, three sisters and his parents. Services were held Aug 7 at Burns Funeral Home Chapel, with Doyle Davenport officiating. Pallbearers were Chad HUDSON, Eric HUDSON, Karldon HUDSON, J J HUDSON, Tony HUDSON and James Gail HUDSON. Honorary pallbearers were Bill BOHANNON and Bill SMITH. Burial was in Hurst Cemetery.

CHAPMAN, CLYDE, DILLARD, DOLAN, DUKE, EVANS, GRAHAM, JEFFERY, MAGNESS, MCCOY, MCVEY, MILUM, POINDEXTER, SHEARER, TIPTON, WILLNEFF, WOOD posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Monday, August 16, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 26, 1999 issue: Robert Paul McVey, 88, Summit: Robert Paul MCVEY, age 88, of Summit, died Aug 16, 1999 at Mountain Home. Mr. MCVEY was born Sep 8, 1910 in Summit the son of GW and Grace (JEFFERY) MCVEY. He was a retired railroad agent and telegrapher for the Missouri-Pacific railroad. Mr MCVEY was a member of the Yellville First Baptist Church and a lifelong resident of Marion County. On Jun 9, 1934 he was united in marriage with Mary CLYDE who preceded him in death on Feb 26, 1997. Survivors include his son, Elliott MCVEY and his wife Kay of Hot Springs; his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Pat MCVEY of Morrilton, AR; his brothers June Elliott "Blackie" MCVEY of Jacksonville, AR and James Clark MCVEY of Lamar, MO; his grandchildren, Robbie, Jennifer, Stacey and Lindsey and his great grandchildren, Blaze, Ellie, John, Haley, Benajmin and Noah. Mr. MCVEY was also preceded in death by his son, Johnny and two brothers. Services were held at the Yellville First Baptist church with Bro. Tim Cypert officiating. Burial was at the Layton Cemetery with Stan CHAPMAN, Matthew POINDEXTER, Paul MCVEY, Geroge MCVEY, Rusty EVANS, Jerry WILLNEFF, Michael SHEARER, Michael DOLAN, Terry MCVEY, Mike WOOD and Marty TIPTON serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers were John Lloyd GRAHAM, Earl WOOD, J W MAGNESS, Paul MAGNESS, John DILLARD, Dolie EVANS, Oscar MCCOY, Joe MILUM and Jim DUKE. Memorials may be made to the Yellville First Baptist Church, P O Box 466, Yellville, AR 72687. Burns Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

AHRENS, AVEY, BRISON, CAMPBELL, CASEY, ELAM, KING, MCCRACKEN, MOREAU, MORROW, PACE, WEAVER, YOCHAN posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Monday, August 23, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 26, 1999 issue: Delmar King, 60, of Cotter: Delmar B KING, 60, of Cotter died Aug 23 at Yellville. He was a retired Sargeant First Class with the U.S. Army and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He was a member of The Disabled American Veterans. Born Sep 20, 1938 at Peel, he was the son of Burl and Versal (YOCHAN) KING and was a lifelong resident of Marion and Baxter Counties. Survivors include his father of Yellville; two sons, Daniel Bert KING of Springfield, MO and Joshua Del KING of Branson; two daughters, Suzan Kimberlay MCCRACKEN of Yellville and Valerie Elizabeth BRISON of Mountain Home; two sisters, Sue ELAM of Flippin and Francis CAMPBELL of Webb City, MO; seven grandchildren; a daughter-in-law, Monica KING and two sons-in-law, David MCCRACKEN and Lydell BRISON. Services were set for 10 a.m., Thursday Aug 26, at burns Funeral Home Chapel, with Bro. Terry Duffy Officiating. Pallbearers are Steve ELAM, Tim ELAM, Dwayne ELAM, Mike CAMPBELL, Elvin WEAVER and Ronnie WEAVER. Honorary pallbearers are Leo AVEY, James CASEY, Tommy MORROW, Vernon MOREAU, Dr. Bob AHRENS, Dr. Dick AHRENS, Ellen AHRENS and Ethel PACE. Burial will be in Layton Cemetery.

BEIERLE, DELANEY, EDER, HALL, HOGSED, INGRAM, JOHNSON, MCDONALD, NAEGELI, OTT, PACE, THOMPSON, WUTZKE posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Friday, August 27, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 23, 1999 issue: Fleeta McDonald, former resident: Fleeta Jane (HOGSED) MCDONALD of Grandview, WA a former Flippin resident, died peacefully surrounded by her loved ones Aug 27 at the Grandview Health Care Center. Fleeta was the first child born to Vida (HALL) and Harles Jesse "Bill" HOGSED. She was born at the home of her HOGSED grandparents between Flippin and Cotter on Jun 19, 1918. When Fletta and her brothers and sisters were young, they were musicians and performed professionally as "The Original Arkansas Hillbillies." Memories of those years were very special to her. Fleeta attended various schools in AR, graduating from Bellefonte High School in 1939, where she met her future husband, James Lee MCDONALD. She and Jim lived in AR until they moved to Washington in 1947. Later, they lived in Oregon for several years before returning to Washington in 1985. Fleeta loved life, her family and people and had many interests and hobbies, which included her lifelong love of music and her interest in family history. She enjoyed people and never met a stranger. Her church affiliation was with the Christian Church. She is survived by her sisters Lorene and Charles OTT of Flippin, florence (INGRAM) JOHNSON of Odessa, TX and Louvenia and Brack PACE of West Plains, MO; daughters Pat and Leonard BEIERLE, Shirley and Charles DELANEY, Juanita and Benny WUTZKE, Linda and Henry WUTZKE, Nancy THOMPSON and Janie and Bob EDER, all of Washington; 15 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Fleeta was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brothers Roy Clifton HOGSED and Donald HOGSED, grandchildren Kevin BEIERLE and Karen DELANEY, son-in-law Steve NAEGELI and brothers-in-law J O INGRAM and Roy JOHNSON. Her funeral was Sep 4 at Messiah Lutheran church in Prosses, Wash. She was buried at Lower Valley Memorial Gardens in Sunnyside, Wash. Pallbearers were her 15 grandchildren.

ANGEL, ELAM, FLAM, KANTOR, KEYS, KING, LACKEY, MCDUFFIE, OGDON, OWEN, PIERCE, PILL posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Saturday, August 28, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 9, 1999 Issue: Opal Keys, 95, former resident: Opal KEYS, 95 of Dallas, TX died Aug 28 at Baylor Medical Center. A homemaker, she was born at Bruno and was a member of Yellville First Baptist Church. She was born May 17, 1904, the daughter of Melissa Ethel (ANGEL) an Robert Wilson FLAM. She lived at Bruno most of her life. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Leslie KEYS, and a sister, Merle OGDON. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Leslye L OWEN of Waco TX; two sisters, Ruby MCDUFFIE and Erma PIERCE, both of Conway; two grandchildren, Dawn KANTOR of Glenside, PA and Dana PILL of Nashua, NH; two great grandchildren; two nieces, JoAnn KING of Bruno and Roberta LACKEY of Conway; and two nephews, Bill ELAM of Yellville and Mike ELAM of Bruno. Services were held Sep 3 at Bruno Baptist Church with Bro. Tim Cypert officiating. Burial was in Bruno Cemetery.

BUCK, COPELAND, DEADY, EDWARDS, FRANCIS, GARDNER, KELLY, LEWIS, ROBINSON, SCHNEIDER, SCHUBERT posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Sunday, August 29, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 2, 1999 Issue: James Gardner, 74, Yellville: James GARDNER, age 74, of Yellville, died Aug 29, 1999 in Mountain Home. Mr. GARDNER was born Oct 31, 1924 in Osceola, MO the son of James Williams and Mable (SCHNEIDER) GARDNER. On Nov 18, 1969 he was united in marriage with Rachel KELLY in Excelsior Springs, MO. He was a railroad engineer for the Union Pacific railroad, a member of the Cotter Church of Christ and a musician and enjoyed playing at Martin's Bakery in Yellville. He had been a resident of Marion County for 11 years. Survivors include his son, Curtis ROBINSON, of Muskogee, OK; his daughters Debra SCHUBERT of Estes Park, CO and Deborah DEADY of Baytown, TX; his brother, Marion GARDNER of Kansas City, KS and seven grandchildren. Funeral services were held with Bro. Allan Smith officiating. Pallbearers were Lon LEWIS, Sr., Ben SCHUBERT, Glen BUCK, Steven KELLY, Benjamin EDWARDS, Bobby COPELAND, John DEADY and Wayne FRANCIS. Memorials may be made to the Hospice of the Ozarks. Arrangements were by Baxter County Funeral Home.

BIDDLE, BILLINGS, BLEVINS, CURTIS, FOWLER, HARRIS, HOLT, MOORE, NORVELL, PACE, WILSON posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Tuesday, August 31, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 9, 1999 Issue: Arnold Billings, 85, Harrison: Arnold BILLINGS, 85, of Harrison died Aug 31 at North Arkansas Regional Medical Center. Born Aug 22, 1914, at Cowetta, OK, he was the son of Vicent "Boss" and Essie (HARRIS) BILLINGS. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for the Arkansas Highway Dept. Mr. BILLINGS was a resident of Harrison for 27 years, having moved there from Yellville. He was a member of the First Assembly of God Church. He was preceded in death by his wife, Ruby Carmon (PACE) BILLINGS. Survivors include his daughter, Donna Geneva FOWLER of Harrison; a brother, Don Edward BILLINGS of Claremore, OK, three grandchildren, Jolene BIDDLE of Americus, GA, Karen NORVELL of Harrison and Tina FOWLER of Harrison and a great grandchild chelsea NORVELL of Harrison. Services were held Sep 2 at Coffman Chapel, with Tollie Sutterfield officiating. Pallbearers were Jerry BLEVINS, Howard MOORE, Rex HOLT, Kenneth MOORE, Johnny Rex WILSON and Roy CURTIS. Interment was in the Fairview Cemetery at Flippin.

BEATTY, CAVINESS, CLOE, COX, HENDERSON, JOHNSON, MCCATHRON, ROGERS, SHERMAN, SPRAGUE, STEPHENS, TURNER posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Saturday, September 4, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 9, 1999 Issue: Marjorie McCathron, 75, Summit: Marjorie Jeanette MCCATHRON, 75, of Summit died Sept 4 at Mountain Home. She was a waitress and bartender. A prior resident of Yakima, WA, she had lived in Marion County for two and one-half years. She was born Jan 31, 1924 at Portland, OR, the daughter of Pearl and Ethel BEATTY. Survivors include her husband, Charles HENDERSON of Summit; a son, Glen Lee MCCATHRON of Beaverton, OR, three daughters, Sharon SPRAGUE of Portland, OR, Pamela JOHNSON of Sioux Falls, SD and Sue STEPHENS of Grand Junction, CO; two brothers, Delbert and Harvey CLOE of Portland, OR; two sisters, Marie COX and Carole CLOE of Portland, OR, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services were Sep 7 at Southside Baptist church of South Lead Hill, with the Rev. Dale Dickinson officiating. Pallbearers were Mike TURNER, Troy ROGERS, James HENDERSON, Bobby CAVINESS, Bubby CAVINESS and Melvin SHERMAN. Honorary pallbearers were Billy HENDERSON and Willie CAVINESS. Burial was in Locust Cemetery at Lead Hill.

AHRENS, KING posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Thursday, September 9, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 9, 1999 Issue: A Card of Thanks: The family of Delmar B KING would like to thank all of our kind and generous friends and neighbors that sent flowers, food, cards and prayers to us during our time of grief. Also we would like to extend a special thanks to Ellen AHRENS and the rest of the employees of he Hospice. They were by our sides the entire time, ready to help in any way possible. We are truly blessed by the presence and support of extremely kind and good people.

CAGLE posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Monday, September 13, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, May 11, 2000 issue, pg 14: "Memorial Service for Kenny CAGLE". There will be a memorial Service at 2:00 pm Sunday, May 28, at Peel Cemetery for Kenny CAGLE, who passed away Sept. 13, 1999. This will also be Decoration Day at the cemetery with a potluck meal at noon in the church yard.

BARKER, DOUGLAS, KIRKLAND, MITCHELL, SNELGROES, TILLEY, WATTS posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Tuesday, September 14, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 23, 1999 issue: Carl R. Barker, 76 Mountain Home: Carl Richard BARKER, age 76, of Mountain Home, died Sep 14, 1999 at the Baxter county Regional Hospital. Mr. BARKER was born Nov 13, 1922 in Ft. Scott, KS the son of Claude and Jewell (DOUGLAS) BARKER. He was united in marriage with Deva SNELGROES, who preceded in him death in May of 1962. He was then married to Wilma TILLEY on Mar 24, 1988 in Mountain Home. Mr. BARKER was a retired auto mechanic, a member of he Hopewell Baptist Church, a member of the Masonic Lodge #225 of Mountain Home and served in the US Army during World War II. Survivors include his wife, Wilma, of the home; his sons, Larry Carl BARKER, David Lynn BARKER and Billy Dean WATTS all of Mountain Home; his daughter, Kathie Diane MITCHELL of Pineville, AR; his brother J W KIRKLAND of Stigler, OK; his sister June KIRKLAND of Mountain Home; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Graveside services were held at the Kirby Tucker Cemetery with Rev. Louis Stephens officiating. Arrangements were made by the Baxter County Funeral Home.

COCHRAN, DAVIS, DENNIS, FOX, GILLILAND, HUDSON, MUSICK, PHILLIPS, RISLEY, RODGERS, STUBBS posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Friday, September 17, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 23, 1999 issue: Dorothy Hudson, 89, Yellville: Dorothy HUDSON, age 89, of Yellville died Sep 17, 1999 at the Marion County Nursing Home. Mrs. HUDSON was born Dec 5, 1909 in Flippin, the daughter of Thomas and Sara Catherine (COCHRAN) MUSICK. On Feb 19, 1928 she was united in marriage with Jewel HUDSON. She was a retired florist and had worked at the Yellville Florist and Gift Shop. She was a Baptist by faith and life long resident of Marion County. Survivors include her son, James HUDSON, of Yellville; her daughters, Barbara FOX of Yakima, WA, Jackie RODGERS of Kimberling City, MO, Helen STUBBS of Yellville and Kathryn GILLILAND of Yellville; seven grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great grandchildren. Mrs. HUDSON was preceded in death by her husband, Jewel, who died Feb 18, 1992; her parents; two brothers; two sisters and two grandchildren, Eddie STUBBS and Dorothy DAVIS. Services were held at the Burns Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was at the Georges Creek Cemetery in Yellville with James Thomas HUDSON, Mark RISLEY, Kenneth DENNIS, Joe DENNIS, Marvin PHILLIPS and Dane HUDSON serving as pallbeares. Burns Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

FALLON, HAWKINS, HAYHURST, LAWSON, LEE, RICE, WARDEN posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Sunday, September 19, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: Jane E Rice, 66 Flippin: Jane Elizabeth RICE, 66 of Flippin died Sep 19 at Paragould. She was a homemaker and had lived in Marion County for nine years. She was born april 15, 1933 in Haskill, OK the daughter of Floyd and Lottie (LEE) LAWSON. Prior to moving to Marion County she was a resident of CA. Survivors inlcude her husband, Franklin L. RICE of Flippin; two sons Jack LAWSON of Salem OR and Dan HAWKINS of White River, AR; two daughters, Jeannie WARDEN of Yellville and Susan FALLON of Warminster, PA; four brothers, Bob LAWSON of Los Angeles, CA, Bill LAWSON of Huntington Beach, CA, Buck LAWSON of Chowchilla, CA and John LAWSON of Orange Grove, CA. A sister Dora HAYHURST of Orange Grove, CA; 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Graveside services were help Sep 24 at Anderson Flat Cemetery with Paul Husky officiating.

BIRRER posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Sunday, September 19, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Aug 26, 1999 issue: Card of thanks: The family of Eartel P. BIRRER wish to express our gratitude for the kindness and sympathy given to us during our time of loss. The prayers, food, cards and calls received meant so much. Thank you for caring.

GENTLE, GILLING, HOYLE, WALDELE, WILLIAMS posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Wednesday, September 22, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: Donald Gilling, 64, Midway: Donald James GILLING, 64, of Midway died Sep 22 at Mountain Home. He was an electrician for the Buffalo National Park and had been a resident of Midway for 26 years. He was born Oct 15, 1934, at Hillside NJ, the son of William and Marie (WALDELE) GILLING. Survivors include his wife, Harriet GILLING; two daughters, Donna WILLIAMS of Midway and Sharon (and Johnny) GENTLE of Rawlett, TX; two brothers, William GILLING of Midway and Richard GILLING of NJ; seven grandchildren; and dear friends David and Rhonda HOYLE of Peel. Mr. GILLING was preceded in death by his parents and a son, James GILLING. A memorial mass was held Sep 27 at St. Peter the Fisherman's Catholic church in Mountain Home

HUDDLESTON, SISCO posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Wednesday, September 22, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: Curtis Don Sisco, 55, Flippin: Curtis Don SISCO, 55 of Flippin died Sep 22 at Tulsa, OK. He was an assembler for Avnet Cable Technology. He was born Mar 17, 1946, at Dickins, TX the son of Albert and Goldie (HUDDLESTON) SISCO. Mr. SISCO had lived in Marion County for six years, having previously been a resident of Broken Arrow, OK. Survivors include his wife, Neva SISCO of Flippin; a son, Michael SISCO of Talequah, OK and a brother Bob SISCO of Harrison. Services were held Sep 25 at the Flippin First Baptist Church with Steve Martin and Carl Garner officiating. Burial was in the Flippin Cemetery.

BLACKWELL, BURRIS, JENKINS, KENNEDY, OWEN, STACKHOUSE posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Wednesday, September 22, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: "Lizzie" Blackwell, 92, Monarch: Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" BLACKWELL, 92, of Monarch died Sep 22. She was a homemaker and lifelong resident of Marion County. She was born at Monarch on Mar 29, 1907 the daughter of Robert Dale and Lennie Mae (STACKHOUSE) OWEN. Survivors include two sons, Franklin D (and Cleta Faye) BLACKWELL of Springfield, MO and Owen "Red" (and Linda) BLACKWELL of yellville, as well as a daughter-in-law from a son who preceded Mrs. BLACKWELL in death, Jo BLACKWELL of Three Brothers; a daughter, Edith Ellen BURRIS of Louisburg, KS; two brothers, Zerold OWEN of Yellville and LD (and Colleen) OWEN of Russellville; 11 grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Elnor "Bob" BLACKWELL; a son, Robert; nine brothers; twin granddaughters and a great grandson. Services were held Saturday, Sep 25 at Keesee Community Church, with Preseton Price officiating. Pallbearers were Donald, Greg, Mark, Mike and Owen BLACKWELL, Chuck JENKINS and Jerry KENNEDY. Burial was in Keesee cemetery. Memorials may be made to the School of New Hope, P O Box 137, Yellville, AR 72687

AHRENS, ALVIREZ, BASS, BROOKS, CUNNINGHAM, ELLIOTT, FANCHER, GARDNER, LAND, MCDONAGH, PRESCOTT, RORIE, SIMONS, VETTER posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Thursday, September 23, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: Melody McDonagh, 47 Flippin. Melody MCDONAGH, 47 of Flippin died Sep 23 at Baxter County Regional Hospital. She was an architectural draftsman and had lived in Marion County for 24 years. She was born Nov 9, 1951, at Lakeland, FL, he daughter of David Russell and Muriel Neta (PRESCOTT) GARDNER. Survivors include her mother of Bull Shoals; a son, Nathan Eric MCDONAGH of Flippin; a daughter, Natalie J ALVIREZ of Bull Shoals; a sister, Lisa ELLIOTT of Boise, ID and a granddaughter Andrea Elizabeth ALVIREZ of Bull Shoals. Burial was in Flippin Cemetery, under the direction of Burns Funeral Home. Honorary pallbearers were Dick AHRENS, Bob AHRENS, Roger SIMONS, Gary FANCHER, Norman BROOKS, Robert CUNNINGHAM, Robert VETTER, Dusty RORIE, TJ LAND, Lance BASS and Nathan MCDONAGH. Memorials may be made to the family to help defray medical expenses. Send them c/o Meg Simons, P.O. Box 550, Flippin, AR 72634

CASEY, CASEY-PHIPPS, KALK, RECORD, SMITH, TAYLOR posted by Mt Echo Newspaper on Saturday, September 25, 1999

Mt. Echo Newspaper, Sep 30, 1999 issue: Arthur J Casey Jr, 67, Flippin: Arthur J. "Art" CASEY Jr, 67,of Flippin died Sep 25 at Mountain Home. A Korean War Navy veteran, he was a member, and former commander, of Estes-Williams American Legion Post #61 in Yellville; a member of the Cotter VFW; a Mason and former Master for charity and Relief at Masonic Lodge Post # 72 in Connecticut; and a member of the Yellville Masonic Lodge. He was born Aug 1, 1932, at Urbana, ILL the son of Nellie Lois (RECORD) and Arthur J CASEY Sr. He married Dolores TAYLOR at Key West, FL on Dec 4, 1954. She survives him. Other survivors include a son, Barry J CASEY and wife Terri of Flippin; a daughter, Susan CASEY-PHIPPS and husband Jessie of Flippin; three brothers, Michael CASEY and wife Bev and Jerry CASEY and wife June of IL and Patrick CASEY and wife Linda of SC; two sisters, Ann SMITH of FL and Lois KALK and husband Ronnie of IL; five grandchildren, Jessica, Jeri, Lucas, Matthew and Fallon; two great-grandchildren, Jonathan and Celeste; and a brother-in-law, Ed Taylor of Flippin. Services and burial were private, under the direction of Roller Funeral Home. Memorials may be made to the charity of one's choice.

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