Arkansas, Marriage Certificates, 1917-1972
Renee Eileen Noehre
February 20, 1954 until November 11, 2020
Renee Eileen Noehre, age 66, of Bentonville, Arkansas died Wednesday, November 11, 2020 at Circle of Life Hospice House located in Bentonville. She was born February 20, 1954 in Milbank, South Dakota the daughter of Curtis A. and Elaine R. Hallberg.
Due to Covid, there will only be a private service at her beloved Neighborhood Church located in Bentonville.
Roe Ann Thornton
June 12, 1960 until November 8, 2020
Roe Ann Thornton, age 60, of Gravette, went home to be the Lord, Sunday, November 8, 2020 at Mercy Medical Center located in Fort Smith, Arkansas. She was born June 12, 1960 in El Dorado, Arkansas the daughter of Evelyn Davis Norton and Jimmy Norton.
She moved to Northwest Arkansas in 2005, from Camden, Arkansas. She worked with Wal-Mart for well over 30 years. She loved the Razorbacks and spending quality time with her grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, and two siblings.
Roe Ann is survived by: her husband of 42 years; Roy Thornton, whom she married June 16, 1978, one son; Josh Thornton and his wife Kristi, of Pea Ridge, one daughter; Crystal Davis, of Bentonville, and four grandchildren.
Services will be announced at a later date by the family.
Lloyd Biles
August 19, 1949 until November 5, 2020
Lloyd Biles, 71, died Thursday, November 5th at Mercy Hospital. He was born on August 19, 1949 in Burlington, Arkansas to Nora and Henry Biles.
He was preceded in death by his parents and four siblings.
Lloyd is survived by one daughter, Christina Trejo; five siblings, Don, Loretta, Rita, Barbara, and Jean; seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
James V. Neary
January 3, 1944 until November 2, 2020
James V. Neary (Jay) was born on January 30,1944 in New York City, NY to a large Irish family. His father,Thomas was a NY detective who married a beautiful schoolteacher Francis Hanlon. Together they had Ruth,Tom,James,Mary and Anne . Two girl cousins,Alice Towey and Mary 'Sis' Cannon were also considered their siblings.
Jay was known to always have an exceedingly quick wit, optimistic view of life, and truly fun to be around. He was known to be an excellent basketball player and inducted into the University of North Carolina Wilmington Hall of Fame award for his efforts. He also played professionally but always said "it was just long enough for a cup of coffee".
In 1979, Jay married Lori J. Young from Texas. They had a 41 year loving marriage. He gained a brother in law, Kelly Young (daughter Jenny Young)was married to Lou Ann, now deceased, and mother in law Sondra Young. It was Sondra and Kelly that helped bring him to Jesus.
His father in law Jerry Young(deceased) Is probably teaching him how to "really" fly fish in heaven. Also learning "true way" of fishing with Bob Wilson (deceased).
Education was very important to this Irish family and Jay received a Masters of Education in Sports Administration. He enjoyably coached several teams through the years. "Coach, I'm warning you, get back in your box!" It was hard for Jay to stay in any box! Burke Petit, you are well aware.
He and Lori recently went through rigorous training for Billy Graham Rapid Response teams and then became Chaplains for deployment to help in areas of disaster.
He truly enjoyed playing golf and basically harassing his golf buddies as much as possible. He loved you. You know who you are.
He is survived by his wife Lori and their children,Heather and husband Tom Daley with grandson Elysian. Colleen Neary with granddaughter Caitlyn and last gift, Hope Neary. All of Tulsa, OK.
His oldest daughters and grandchildren in NY are Caryn Neary and her children, Michael Steven and Cameryn, Suzanne Gordon, husband Cormac, and boys Cormac,Jack, and Shane. Allison and husband Brian Philips and daughters Caitlyn and Riley. He was amazed by and loved these strong women.
Brother Tom Neary now in Florida, whom he looked up to his whole life.
His dear younger sisters in Seattle are Mary Krenelka, and Anne with husband Michael Simnowitz. Mary Cannon ,'Sis', in Montauk. He loved the trips to see you guys.
Nebraska folks Dan and Melissa Schultz, Shawn and Marsha Wilson and daughters, Dave and Amanda Enquist and beautiful family.
You know how much he loved you all.
His greatest desire was that his children and grandchildren would come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. He looks forward to seeing you again. Love one another. All of you.
Peggy Lynne (Weeks) Byford
January 5, 1954 until November 3, 2020
Peggy Lynne (Weeks) Byford, 66, of Centerton, Arkansas passed away on November 3, 2020 in Bentonville, AR. She was born January 5, 1954 in Bellefontaine, OH.
In 1997, Peggy married Carlyle Royce “CR” Byford in Versailles, Ohio. Ms Byford enjoyed life to the fullest with CR in small-town Ohio, the bright lights of Vegas, on a ranch in Texas, and a brief visit to Alaska.
She is survived by son Ryan Hannan, his wife Wendi, and grandsons Joshua and Oliver of Bentonville, AR; brother Michael Weeks of Ansonia, OH; sister Mary Anspach of Lebanon, PA; brother Lee Weeks of Conrad, IA; step-brother Kevin Weeks of New Mexico; and half-brother Bob Weeks of Greenville, OH.
Ms Byford was preceded in death by her spouse, Carlyle Royce “CR” Byford; mother Dorothy Ann (Ashley) Shirley; father William Stanley Weeks; step-brother Kurt Weeks Sr; and half-brother Bill Weeks.
Memorials may be made to your local women’s or homeless shelter.
Crystal June Greenhaw
June 11, 1979 until November 3, 2020
Crystal June Greenhaw, 41, of Centerton died November 3 in Bentonville. She was born June 11, 1979 in Allentown, PA to Richard and Cynthia Wright.
Preceded in death by her grandparents, Howard and Frances Hill.
Survivors: daughters: Arieanne Wright of Russellville, Hailey Wright and Piper Greenhaw of Missouri; her parents; brothers: Richard Blackburn and spouse, David, of Russellville, and Daniel Wright of Mountain Home; ex-husband, Chad Greenhaw of Missouri; and many cousins, nieces, and nephews.
A memorial service is being planned for Saturday, November 7, 2020 at Covenant Presbyterian Church, 4511 West Wedington Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72704. Time to be announced.
Cheryl Renee Williams
August 18, 1938 until November 1, 2020
Cheryl Renee Williams, a beloved momma and nana, died unexpectedly in her home on November 1, 2020.
Cheryl was born on August 18, 1965 to Jerald Huskey and Sandra Hyatt in Springdale, Arkansas. Her entire world was her daughters, Brittni Renee and Courtney Raye, born to her and David Cook. After becoming a mom, she attended nursing school at NWACC to receive two associate degrees and went on to become a nurse.
She was full of life and had the biggest heart for her family and Jesus. After beginning to read her bible again a few years ago, she was on fire for God and spreading the word of Jesus to everyone she knew. She spoke regularly about how God had changed her heart and her life. It was evident that she wanted to instill these values in her daughters and granddaughters.
She had underlying health problems that resulted in her being exhausted on most days. No matter how tired she was, she felt that every minute spent with her loved ones was always worth it. She enjoyed decorating, home improvement projects, gardening, and being silly with her daughters and granddaughters. Her joyful spirit radiated in every room she was in. We will miss that most about her.
Cheryl was preceded in death by her dad, Jerald Huskey, and three grandchildren as a result of miscarriage. She is survived by her two daughters Brittni Harp of Pea Ridge, AR and Courtney Whitehead of Joplin, MO. They are supported by their loving husbands Trevor Harp and Dayton Whitehead. She is also survived by her two beautiful grandchildren (aka her sugar babies) Brilee Renee and Parker Quinn, Sandra Hyatt (mom), her siblings (Valerie Naberhuis, Alan Huskey, and Jeff Huskey), and her best friend Jeff Williams. She has left behind many other family members and friends that loved her deeply and will miss her greatly.
Visitation to be held on Thursday, November 5th, 2020 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm and Funeral Service on Friday, November 6th, 2020 at 10am at First Baptist Church of Rogers, Arkansas, Pleasant Grove location.
