He was born March 29, , in Beebe, Arkansas. He is also survived by one sister, Jimmie Ruth Lewis of Fort Smith, and several nieces and nephews, step-grandkids, and step-great-grandkids.
We could talk about his education and the two-year military career, but he might haunt us if we did. Yes, his children are both very jealous of his retirement age and full pension.
No, we will not elaborate further as we feel that should be obvious to everyone. His grandkids might have been 1 in his heart, but his love for fishing, camping, golfing, horse races, baseball, and poker were all a close second. He was a complicated man, ok? Dementia may have robbed him of his short-term memories, but it gave his family the gift of his past. In his youth, he was a pretty darn good baseball player, and in his adulthood, he was a pretty darn good softball and golf coach to his kids.
His dad jokes were the last to go. He was tired and wanted to rest. Rest well, Cotton. There will be a graveside service at Thursday, May 23, , at Pinecrest Cemetery. Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text. Standard text messaging rates apply.
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