Robert Curtis Wise, Jr, March 30, 1934~March 18, 2026

Mar 18, 2026

Robert Curtis Wise, Jr, 91, of Winslow, AR passed away Wednesday, March 18, 2026 at his home. He was born March 30, 1934 in Wichita Falls, TX to Robert and Mary Clark Wise.

He was preceded in death by his wife Laura Alice Wise; one brother; and two sisters.

Robert was an Army veteran having served during the Korean Conflict and two tours in Vietnam. He was a gunsmith and a machinist. He enjoyed fishing and farming.

He is survived by two daughters, Cheryl Janas and Mary Smith (Calvin), both of Winslow, AR; a son Robert Wise III and wife Danalee of Greenland, AR; 7 grandchildren; and 9 great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends from 5-7 PM Monday, March 23, 2026 at Beard’s Funeral Chapel.

Funeral services will be 10:30 AM Tuesday, March 24, 2026 at Beard’s Chapel. Interment will follow in the Fayetteville National Cemetery.

 

 

 

10 Condolences

  1. Susan Alderson (Bone)

    My goodness guys!! I’m so sad! Your dad was such an amazing man! One of my favorites. He was one of my heroes! Anytime anyone mentioned a helicopter pilot or war hero, I could always one up them! He was the definition of hero! He’s with your momma. You know he couldn’t wait for that reunion! I’ll definitely see you next week! Love y’all!

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  2. Mildred Bone

    I’m so so sorry guys. I have loved you family for many years. If any of you need anything please feel free to call me. He was great man.

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  3. Mary and Art Walsh

    My heart goes out to you all. You girls are like sisters to me. He fought a good fight for years. Now with your mom and other family. I thank him for his service also.

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  4. Walsh Family

    To my girls and Bobby. Sorry for your loss. You girls are like sisters to me. He is now with your mother and my friend Laura. Thanks for your service Bob. God Speed

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    • Tracy & Patricia Hollingshead

      He was a true friend. He will be missed by many. He would help anyone that needed. I always loved listening to his stories. He had a heart of gold. We’re very sorry for your loss.

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  5. BOB LONG

    You made it Bob – you’re Home! …. Let’s see – learned a lot talking to you – your Warrant Officer days – the places you visited – all the stuff you’ve done over the years! …. Glad you had good care and buttermilk ice cream …. Finally – learned a lot from you Bob – Learned we cry when told you died …. For now keep an eye at for me – we’re right behind you – see you soon!
    Your buddy from Highlands
    BOB LONG
    xerxes1xerxes2@yahoo.com

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  6. Jalena and Evaristo Martinez

    We are sorry for your father’s passing. He was a wonderful man who served our country, and he impacted so many lives. May he rest in peace and sending love, condolences 💐 and prayers at this difficult time 💔 God bless him 🙏

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  7. holly

    I will always be thankful for Bob and Laura’s kindness to me. They took in my rescue chicken years ago and they doted on her. They helped me find a great home for little intrepid Max (who tangled with something wild and limped home). Bob always gave me great advice and we’d chat about all different topics……and Laura and i would laugh about trying to talk over barking dogs 🙂
    Oh how wonderful that God made a way for us all to be reunited in His heaven by sending His peerless Son to pay our debt. Bob and Laura we miss you!! Love to you and your family

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  8. Cindy Reed

    So sorry for your loss. He and your Mom were truly a blessing to all.

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