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Dale Daniel
Dale Edward Daniel, 72, of Bentonville, Arkansas died Friday, January 6 at Circle of Life Hospice House in Springdale, Arkansas. He was born April 14, 1939 in Bentonville, Arkansas to Alice Irene Straughan and Marvin Elden Daniel.
He and his wife owned and operated Little Valley Industries, a janitorial company, for 22 years. He had lived in the Northwest Arkansas area for over 2 years after moving from Missouri. He was an avid reader and very interested in antique cars.
He proudly served his country in the United States Navy for over 3 years. He loved watching the History Channel and spending time with his family and in the great outdoors. In the past, he worked for Rogers Oil Company as a truck driver and in inventory control.
He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Ruth Ridener; nephew, Matthew Daniel; and brother-in-law, Danny Scott.
Dale is survived by his wife, Sandra L. Daniel, of Bentonville, Arkansas whom he married on May 12, 1978; four daughters, Belinda Hudson and her husband, Johnny, of Rogers, Arkansas, Rebekah Peters of Neosho, Missouri, Christy Walker of Neosho, Missouri, and Diana Billingslea of Huntsville, Arkansas; one brother, Leroy Daniel and his wife, Sonja, of Springdale, Arkansas; one sister, Donna Scott of Monte Ne, Arkansas; two nieces; three nephews; ten grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be on Monday, January 9 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Epting Funeral Home in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Funeral service will be Tuesday, January 10 at noon at Believer’s Baptist Church in Rogers, Arkansas with Pastor Jeff Simpson officiating. Interment and flag presentation will be Tuesday, January 10 at 10:00 a.m. at National Cemetery in Fayetteville, Arkansas with the Northwest Arkansas Honor Guard providing honors.
Pallbearers will be Johnny Hudson, Jason Underwood, Bill Hudson, Tony Cordell, Mike Lazure, and Daniel Scott.
Memorials may be sent to Circle of Life Hospice.
Jacqueline Magee
Tough, smart, feisty and a feminist long before there was a word for it, she lived life on her terms, packing a great deal of humor, vitality and intelligence into a small frame. She was a study in contrasts - tremendously tender-hearted, yet fierce when defending those she loved. An acute, hilarious, critical observer of the world, she was concerned with the small details, whether it was accessorizing, or fretting over whether the resident mockingbird at their home had seen his mate arrive in Spring. She worked, stayed home to raise her daughters and then returned to work at McDonnell Douglas until her retirement. She was a talented athlete, but no matter what, always immaculately groomed - lipstick worn at all times. She loved country and bluegrass music, and sang on the radio in Missouri before moving to Tulsa in the early 1950's. She raised two independent and successful daughters who carry her indomitable spirit (and her sharp wit). She was known to curse colorfully, black eyes flashing and until her last day she could speak volumes with those eyes alone. She was a force of nature - unstoppable, awe-inspiring and beautiful.
Jackie was a bit of an introvert, but one with absolute knock-down charm - just ask her husband. She met Owen Chandler Magee riding together to work at McDonnell Douglas Aircraft in Tulsa OK. He loved her at first sight but it took him a while to ask her out. Once he did that was it - they were married a few months later. For 57 years they did everything together - yin and yang, Hepburn and Tracy, true partners. He survives her.
She is also survived by: Daughters Shannon Magee and her partner Jim Wallace and Cindy (Magee) Studer and her husband Eric - all of Eureka Springs AR, sister Colleen (Hurst) Dewey and husband Frank, Wasilla, AK, brother Jerry Hurst, Celt, MO, sister-in-law Cloan (Magee) Mihura and husband Max, Oklahoma City, OK, sister-in-law Norma (Redus) Magee, Perkins, OK, 12 nieces and nephews, several great and great great nieces and nephews, her beloved cat Little Bit and last but certainly not least, honorary "Granddaughter" Kelsey Hoskins, her incredible caretaker for the last 6 months. She was pre-deceased by parents Earl and Bonnie Hurst, Celt, Mo, double cousin John Hurst and Wife Dee, Neosho, MO, brother-in-law, Dale Magee, Perkins, OK and an infant daughter.
As she requested, there will be a Memorial Service celebrating her life with food, drink and music. Please join family and friends at noon on May 5th, 2012 at the resort owned by her daughters in Eureka Springs, AR. Call The Retreat at Sky Ridge at 800-242-3128 or email celebrate@retreatatskyridge.com for more information.
In lieu of flowers, Jackie requested donations be made to the homeless dogs and cats at The Good Shepherd Humane Society in her name. Please call 479-253-9188 or send to Good Shepherd Humane Society, PO Box 285, Eureka Springs, AR 72632 and please note they are in memory of Jackie Magee.
Now on a new adventure she has already cleaned everything til it shines, adopted many cats and dogs, put on some lipstick and set off on a drive - just to see what's out there.
John Pyle
John Nolas Edgar Pyle Sr. of Lincoln, Arkansas died Thursday, January 5 at his home.
He is survived by his wife, Michele Pyle, four sons, two daughters, one brother, three sisters, and nine grandchildren.
There will be a memorial service on Saturday, January 7 at 2:00 p.m. at Christian Faith Fellowship in Lincoln.
Marilyn Cotham
Marilyn M. Cotham, 83, of Bentonville, Arkansas died Monday, January 2, 2012 at her home. She was born November 28, 1928 in Edmonton Alberta, Canada to Henrietta McCuaig and her husband Henry Norris.
She proudly served in the Royal Canadian Navy and later with the United States Army where she obtained an honorable discharge for her service during the Korean Conflict. She was a very loyal and active member of the Catholic Church especially at St. James Catholic Church in Vancouver, Washington. She loved spending quality time with her family, was a wonderful cook, and above all, a dedicated and loving mother to her only son.
Outside the 17 years she spent as a homemaker and mother, she was a respected professional and worked in a wide variety of positions including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Customs, and the Department of Immigration and Naturalization. She had lived in the Northwest Arkansas area since 2005 after moving from Vancouver, Washington, and since coming to Arkansas, she was attending St. Stephens Catholic Church of Bentonville along with some serves at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Rogers.
She was preceded in death by her parents and one sister.
Marilyn is survived by one son, Neil Cotham and his wife, Maggie, of Prairie Creek; one brother, Gilford "Gil" Norris of Edmonton Alberta, Canada; and one sister, Margie Gallmeister and her husband, Ronnie, of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
There will be a funeral mass on Saturday, January 7 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Stephen Catholic Church in Bentonville. Interment will follow at St. Joseph Cemetery in Tontitown, Arkansas.
You may send memorials to the donor’s choice of Catholic Charity.
Robert Allison
Robert S. Allison, 85, of Bella Vista, Arkansas died Sunday, March 11 at a local healthcare center. He was born May 2, 1926 in Draper, Virginia.
He was a veteran of World War II serving with the United States Air Force. He was preceded in death by his wife, Evelyn Allison, and one daughter, Vicki Woods.
Robert is survived by his son, Craig Allison of Rogers; daughter, Tracy Altman and her husband, Jeff, of Oakland, California; and three grandchildren.
Shirley Fulmer
Shirley A. Fulmer of Centerton, Arkansas passed on to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on March 6, 2012. Born in Sugar Grove, Arkansas, she was the daughter of the late Richard Cecil Hise and wife, Sybil (Pettitt). She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister.
Shirley loved to quilt, sew, and do all sorts of crafts. She was a member of Calvary Temple Worship Center, Pentecostal Church of God. Shirley was a home maker and as a deacon's wife assisted and loved those inside and outside of the church. We love and will miss her sweet smile.
Survivors include her husband, Bobby D. Fulmer, of Centerton. Children include B.J. Fulmer and wife, Kandi, of Minden, NV. Also, Rev. David W. Fulmer and wife, Valerie, of Centerton, AR. Four grandchildren; Dustin, Dakota, Shane and Jonny Fulmer who gave us one great grandchild, Jayden.
Siblings are; brother Jim Hise & wife Sue; Sister Shelba (decd) & husband Allen; Sister Mildred Biren & husband Glen; Sister Kay Hendrix & husband Al, Sister Zepher Hise & partner Lynn and a host of friends and family across the world.
Stuart Cooper
Stuart Cooper of Fayetteville, Arkansas died Tuesday, March 6 at his home. He was born November 20, 1966 in Ponca City, Oklahoma to Bebe Jean Albin and Dale Edward Cooper.
He was a scuba diver and a carpenter. He was preceded in death by his father. He had lived in the Northwest Arkansas area for over two years after moving from Joplin, Missouri.
Stuart is survived by his mother, Bebe Jean Albin Cooper of Fayetteville; two brothers, Kevin L. Cooper of Fayetteville and Vic A. Cooper and his wife, Andrea Juhan, of Big Sur, California; one sister, Tamara J. Cooper of Fayetteville; one nephew, Brock A. Cooper; two uncles, Darrell Cooper and his wife, Dovie, of Sulfur, Oklahoma and Sean Albin of Houston, Texas; three aunts, Joy Fawcett of Ponca City, Oklahoma, Florene McConnell and her husband, Bob, of The Woodlands, Texas, and Betty Albin of Fayetteville.
A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
