of Gosnell, AR
December 12, 1921 - September 25, 2013
Eva Mae Hall Morris Rose went home to be with her Lord Jesus Christ on Wednesday September 25th, 2013 at the Great River Medical Hospital in Blytheville, Arkansas. She had been a resident of the Gosnell Nursing and Rehab Center for the past 3 years. She was a member of the Luxora Baptist Church and serviced faithfully for many years. Eva Mae was born on December 12, 1921 in Tomato, Arkansas to the late Dunk and Lottie Hall. Proceeded in death by her parents, two brothers; Owen Hall and Melvin Hall; her beloved husband Asa Morris; one son Billy Wayne Morris. She was recently widowed by her late husband Donald R. Rose of Luxora. She leaves behind her son Robert (Bobby) Morris and wife Onie Morris of Blytheville; one sister, Shirley Snyder of West Helena, Arkansas; grandchildren, Angie Hughes of Armorel, Arkansas, Mark T. Morris of Bentonville, Arkansas and Robert Morris Jr. of Melborne, Arkansas, Bryan Fleming of Fairfield Bay, Arkansas and Leigh Ann Johnson of VanCleve, Mississippi; 5 great grandchildren. She leaves a special friend and neighbor Louise Barnes and a host of friends from her service and employment to the community. She graduated from Ms. Brandy's Business School in Osceola, sold Real Estate, worked for American Greetings, Green Thumb Society of America and then purchased her Antique Store in Luxora, Arkansas.
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Louise Barnes
Thursday, September 26, 2013
There's an old chinese adage that says one is truly blessed to meet just one person in their lifetime that they can call a friend. Many don't. Eva and I were that to each other. I won't begrudge her passing, cause I know who's she's with now. I just hope as always, she will put in a good word for me.
Melanie Philpott
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Angie:
So sorry about the loss of your Grandmother. I'll keep you and your family in my prayers.
Melanie Collins Philpott, BHS '82
Bonnie Bynum Ashley
Thursday, September 26, 2013
I remember miss Eva Morris since I was a child. I seen her almost every Monday at the nh. I can remember her driving her son around in his wheelchair. The Bible promises a beautiful hope for the future when our dead loved ones will live again . John 5:28,29 and Psalms 37:11,29.