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Brenda Lee Fulks Winchester, age 73 of NLR, Arkansas went to heaven on Sunday, February 19th 2017. She was a 1962 graduate of Little Rock Central High School.
She was born in Gainesville, Georgia. She was a homemaker and loved by many.
Survivors are her husband, Johnny, four children, DeWayne, Mark (Tami), Talisa (Rick) and Tammy (Allen), six grandchildren, Alan, Jonathan, Erica, Micheal, Michael and Ashlee, three great grandchildren, Kaleb, Nevaeh and
Marlee, brothers Richard (Johnnie-mae) and Skipper (Missi). Preceded in death, father Melvin, mother and stepfather Thelma and Farrell, brother Jimmy and sister Starla.
Family received friends and family on March 2nd 2017 for visitation 10:00am, Services were 11 a.m. both at Cedar Heights Baptist Church, 14510 Cedar Heights Road in NLR and Burial was at Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery 1:00pm on 1501 West Maryland in Sherwood, Arkansas.
Brenda Lee Fulks Winchester
Little Rock Central
Class of 1962
Phyllis Louise Dickson Goshien, 73, of Benton passed away May 3, 2017 in Bryant. She was born April 24, 1944 to the late Louie Hendricks and Joy Dickson in Biscoe, Ark. She was of Baptist faith, and a beautician in Bryant for many years.
She had many friends who loved her very much. She was a very loving and kind person who loved to help other people.
Besides her parents, she is preceded in death by her brother, Louis Peyton and step-father, Don Dickson.
Survivors include husband, Ronnie Goshien; two children Shane and wife, Ronda Goshien of Bryant,
Gayla Goshien of Bryant; one granddaughter, Brihanna Shyanna Goshien of Bryant; one aunt, Bonnie Hamm of Griffithville; brother Robert Hendricks and wife, Becky; nephews Louis Hendricks, Andrew Hendricks, Timothy Hendricks and Dennis Blevins and wife, Sharon of Little Rock; and many other relatives and friends.
Memorial Service began at 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at First Baptist Church of Bryant with Bro. Phillip Miller officiating. Visitation was held from 1-3 p.m. before the service.
David C. Sharp
Little Rock Central
Class of 1962
By way of tribute. This is David C. Sharp, Tiger to the end, good friend to all, a noted member of the Little Rock Central High School Class of 1962 and a heckuva wood carver. He was a valuable member of the Tiger Football Team, served his country and retired to Boise, ID where he took up woodcarving and directed the Idaho Woodcarver’s Guild for a number of years. He and his wife, Paula welcomed members of the class who happened to get lost on their way to other places in the Northwest United States.
Sharing memories with former classmates at a previous reunion.
Some of the hundreds of prize-
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Phyllis Louise Dickson Goshien
Little Rock Central
Class of 1962
