Betty Stowers, March 25, 1947~January 6, 2019

Jan 7, 2019

Betty Stowers, 71, of Elkins, passed away Sunday, January 6, 2019 at her home.  She was born March 25, 1947 in Delaney, AR to Ervin and Agnes Hill Hollingsworth.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

Betty was a member of New Beginnings Baptist Church where she served for years as church custodian.  She loved fishing, being outdoors, working in her flowers and she loved her Trinity.  Betty spent her last days talking and visiting with family and reading her bible.  She was lovingly cared for by her husband until the very end.

She is survived by her husband of 57 years, Richard Stowers of the home, to whom she was married December 6, 1962; daughters, Donna Cunningham of Elkins; Marsha Mulanax and husband, Kenneth of Elkins; son, Anthony Stowers and wife, Gena of Fayetteville; a sister, Maggie Hattabaugh of Elkins; 7 grandchildren, Kevin Bates, Dustin Cunningham, Ashton Schwab, Trevor Mulanax, and Trinity, Tyler and Abby Stowers; and 9 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be 11:00 AM Wednesday, January 9, 2019 at Beard’s Chapel with Pastor Anthony Stowers and Rev. Johnny Drummond officiating.

Private interment in Walnut Grove Cemetery.

There is no scheduled visitation.

 

19 Condolences

  1. Angela Alderson

    She is still loved by old Neighbors. Sorry for your lost Anthony Stowers.

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  2. Anonymous

    We loved Betty she had a heart of pure gold, we shall miss you sweet friend.

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  3. Bobby & Marcia Howard

    Our Deepest Sympathy

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  4. Chad & Audra Jennings

    Ms Betty was a beautiful and loving lady!She always had a hug for everyone! She will be missed by so many folks! Fly high Ms Betty see you again one day.

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  5. Lee Hattabaugh family

    the love of a mother is eternal. sorry to hear of Ms. Betty’s passing.

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  6. Gary and Jay Oxford

    Beautiful photo of a very sweet lady
    Our heart goes out to you in this sorrowful time. Love and Prayers

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  7. Gary and Kay Oxford

    Love Gary and Kay

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  8. Misty (Caywood) Sauls

    So sorry for your loss. Hugs to all of you and continued prayers over the next few days.

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  9. Joyce Bell

    Betty was the most thoughtful, loving,and sweetest person ever.She was always trying to take care of someone else, no matter how bad she felt. My prayers go out to all the family. Earths loss is Heavens gain.

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  10. Elwanda Hipps

    So very sorry for your loss. Prayers for all of you.

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  11. Phil Deffebaugh

    Mrs. Stowers was without a doubt one of the kindest and sweetest people we have ever known. She and her entire family welcomed us into their home without a second thought and cooked the best squirrel and catfish we’ve ever tasted. Rest In Peace Mrs. Betty, you will certainly be missed.

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  12. Sharon Selph

    Betty was one of the sweetest ladies I know with the kindest heart.I enjoyed visiting with her each time I saw her. May each of you, her family, who she always spoke so highly of, find peace & comfort in your precious memories of her.

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  13. Leroy and Becky Hattabaugh

    So sorry to hear. Our deepest sympathy. I have some wonderful memories of cat fishing with Betty. She was a wonderful person.

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  14. Mike and Cole

    Mrs. Stowers was a wonderful woman. It shows in the compassionate, loving hearts of her children, and I know she will be missed by all. Cole and my thoughts are with each of you in this painful time.

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  15. Anonymous

    Deepest sympathy to all of the family. We think of Betty as a life well lived. Prayers for you all.
    Sincerely,
    Bob and Margaret Ann
    Gerald and Debbie
    Bobby Toney

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  16. Judy Mott Winn

    So sorry to hear of Bettys passing.I have known Betty since we were 15 years. She will be missed.

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  17. Tammy Center

    So sorry for your loss. Sending prayers and love!!

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  18. Anonymous

    We’re so sorry for the loss prayers for all the family during this time love u all. Hinchman family and Kaye harp

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