All Obituaries

Wendell Loyd Parton, age 66, of Lampe, Mo, loving husband, father, grandfather and brother died Tuesday, January 12, 2021. He was born September 11, 1954 in Lampe, MO son of the late Jay and Chloe (Cron) Parton. Wendell grew up in Blue Eye area along with his two brothers and one sister. On November 28, 1972 he married Barbara Kling. Wendell was a building contractor for over 25 years with Parton Construction Company. He was well known for his beautiful homes he built in the Table Rock lake...

Dewey Stephens, age 94, of Alpena Arkansas, passed away on Sunday January 10th, 2021.  The son of Ernest and Jane (Moss) Stephens was born November 12th, 1926 in Hollis Oklahoma.  After serving in the Army in WWII, he married Christine Faye Bailey and they relocated to the Monterey Peninsula.  Dewey was a very talented craftsman, who built his own beautiful house by himself with his own two hands. There wasn’t anything that Dewey couldn’t fix or make and he...

  Adam Lee Brown, age 22, of Harrison, AR passed away Saturday, January 2, 2021. He was born September 6, 1998 in Mountain Home, AR son of Harley Michael Brown and Kathy (Wadel) Brown. Adam graduated from Harrison High School. He enjoyed everything about baseball and played the position of left-handed pitcher. He is survived by his mother Kathy Brown of Harrison, father, Harley Brown of Harrison, one brother, Noah Brown of Harrison, grandfather, Dean Wadel of Berryville, Aunts,...

Hijos e Hijas (Children) : Adela, Orlando, Daniel, Enrique, Hector, Estefany, Lusi, y Rene Merida Cano. Yernos (Sons-in-law):  Willy Castillo, Jose Lozano, Nueras (Daughters-in-law):  Dalila Alvarez, Delmis Umaña, Kathy Agdeppa Nietos (Grandchildren):  Michael, Edilson, Sindi, Jackeline, Daniel, Brayan, Edvardo, Kimberly, Cristian, Izaak, Emily, Allan, Kayla, Yaneri, Lusdari, Bethany, Dilan, Kenneth. Bisnietos (Great-grandchildren):  Edward, Julian, Sebastian,...

Johnnie (Ila Rae) Moore, age 92, of Berryville, AR passed away Thursday, December 24, 2020. She was born at home, March 2, 1928 at Osage, AR, daughter of Jim Frank and Mattie (Thorne) Bell. Johnnie graduated from Alpena High School in 1946. On April 15, 1946 she married Harold Richard Moore. They lived in Oklahoma and Arkansas and worked side by side building houses, owning and operating a lumber yard and furniture store. Richard and Johnnie taught their family to: put God, family and...

Marlin Gene Sims, 69, of Osage, went to his heavenly home, on December 23, 2020, with family by his side. The son of Billie and Charlene (Allred) Sims was born December 18, 1951 in Harrison, AR. He graduated  Alpena High School in 1969 and completed his Auto Mechanics Diploma from Twin Lakes Vo-Tech in 1970. Marlin started out working at Alpena Texaco where he earned The Mystery Car award, for his exceptional customer service. In the following years, he worked at various other...

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KENNETH LARENCE SMOTHERS, of Green Forest, Arkansas, was born February 22, 1947, in Harrison, Arkansas to Fred and Fairy (Magness) Smothers. Surrounded by his family, Kenny departed this life Friday, December 11, 2020, at his home at the age of 73. Kenny devoted his life to his family. Along with being owner/operator of Smothers & Sons Trucking, he also spent his days on his cattle farm in Denver Arkansas. He was an outdoorsman with his hobbies including, fishing, hunting, riding horses...

James Louis Marcil, age 73, of Osage, AR passed away in his home on Monday December 7, 2020. He was born July 19, 1947 in Troy, New York, son of Louis and Teresa (Forget) Marcil On December 28, 1968 he married the love of his life, Beverly Heil. Jim joined the US Marine Corps in 1966. His career began with a tour in Viet Nam, then Camp Pendleton, CA, San Diego. He was assigned to the military police before being sent to Washington DC.  At this time, his career took a turn into the...

Douglas Leroy Hudson (Papa Doug), age 72, of Alpena, AR passed away Monday, November 30, 2020 at Mercy Hospital in Rogers.  He was born on November 12, 1948 in Reedley, CA, son of Noel and Elsie (Sisco) Hudson. Doug had a love for his family, fast cars, semis, his baby girl Shaker, and people.  He left behind a legacy to love everyone and to always be willing to help anyone in need.  He loved driving his stock car and carried the checkered flag several times.  Doug began...