of Joiner, AR
June 21, 1921 - January 26, 2011
Denice Key has gone to be with her beloved husband, Sam. She never allowed her two daughters to say mean, hurtful things to each other and as a result, Denice leaves behind a small, but loving family. Her two daughters: JoAnne Worsham of Joiner, Arkansas and Janet Clifton with her husband, Darrell, of Wilmot, Arkansas. Janet's two sons: Richard and Jeff with his wife, Missy and their children: Alli, Sam and Sophie. JoAnne's two daughters: Melissa Worsham and her children: Brayden, Reagan and Jaxon; Janna Johnson and her son: Matthew. Denice was a faithful member of the Joiner United Methodist Church for 54 years where she taught Sunday school and she belonged to the United Methodist Women and her church's prayer group. After retiring from teaching elementary school at Shawnee in Joiner, she was a leader in a Bible study that local women in the area participated in. Mama, Mammaw, Denice and Mrs. Key, as she was known by all, has gone to her heavenly home. Honorary Pallbearers: Kenneth Shannon, James Brownlee, Larry Joe Bell and O.W. Speck; Active Pallbearers: Ismael Herrera, Peyton Speck, Jeff Clifton, Richard Clifton, Austin Williams and Zack Chandler.
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BOBBY ALEXANDER
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
SORRY FOR YOUR LOSE.
Rev. James England
Friday, January 28, 2011
Mrs.Key was a kind and loving woman .She was my teacher and she made a big inpact in my life.
She took time for people ,showed them love,and respect . Even though I may not have gotten a lot of education,she still told me how proud she was of me and my ministry. I will never forget her .She will be missed by all.
Sandy Cissell Burnett
Friday, January 28, 2011
Janet, Joanne and Families,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Your Mother was a special lady and admired by all who knew her. Just know that you are being prayed for in the days ahead.
Vonnie Dean Phillips
Friday, January 28, 2011
I admired and loved Mrs. Key. She and Mr. key were wonderful teachers who inspired me to go into teaching. My thoughts and prayers are with you.