October 30, 1927 - July 7, 2025
Guy Lynn Lumpkin, 97, of Marvell, Arkansas passed away peacefully on Monday July 7th 2025. He was born October 30th, 1927 to the late Emmitt and Mamie Lumpkin.
Lynn served in the United States Army during World War II in Korea. He returned home to be a farmer and eventually a farm mechanic. He enjoyed hunting and fishing with family and friends. He was also a member of the Marvell Church of Christ.
Lynn is survived by his wife, Jennie Lumpkin, 3 sons Larry Lumpkin(Kathy) of Ocala, Florida, Rick Lumpkin(Floy) of Dardanelle, Arkansas, and Darrin Lumpkin(Crystal) of Preston, Oklahoma, six grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends.
Lynn is preceded in death by his first wife, Elsie Lumpkin, and parents Emmitt and Mamie Lumpkin.
Pallbearers will be Allen Culp, Nathan Patterson, Mark Lumpkin and Mikell Fitts.
Graveside services will held at 10:00AM on Friday July 11th at Sunset Memorial Park
Visitation will be July 10th at Roller-Citizens Funeral Home in West Helena from 5-7.
Services will be directed by the staff of Roller-Citizens Funeral Home, West Helena, (870)-572-2571. Relatives and friends may sign the online guestbook at www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/westhelena.
Prayers for bro.lynnns family.so sorry for your loss he was a great man and christian
Darrin and family, I am just now seeing this about Mr Lynn, he was such a great man, with great hugs and an infectious smile! He will be missed by all who knew him… I am truly sorry for your loss!
Rick so sorry for your loss..
Mr Lynn was always so full of energy and solid character. He used to take time for us at his welding shop at Watkins corner when we were kids. And he had a long, full life.
Darrin, I was sorry to hear about your Dad. He was such a sweet, caring man. Prayers for you an your family
Uncle Lynn was such fun to be around. I loved to hunt squirrels and ducks with him (and he was a crack shot) then take our catch home and have a fine dinner.
Most importantly, he preached and defended the Gospel of Christ and I am thankful for his work in the Lord's Kingdom.
He will be sorely missed, I have fond memories of him, when he was a tractor mechanic too; his favorite tool was a pair of channel-locks. He could just about take a John Deere tractor apart in the field with that tool. He was from a very hearty generation.
My condolences to Jennie, Larry, Ricky and Darrin and all their families and we are praying for all of you!
My only regret is that he left us before we got back there!
Glendol & Rowena
Sorry for the loss. He's at peace now in a better world
Mr. Lynn was a good man I always enjoyed talking with him.
Dear Family,
I am sorry for your loss and pray all of your great memories give you comfort and peace.
Sorry for the entire family for the loss of a great man. He walked the walk that many of us only talk about. So many loving memories of Uncle Lynn. He will surely be missed by all of us that knew and loved him.
Uncle Lynn, I remember your keen interest in everyone, even bothersome nieces! You demonstrated your faith in everything you said and did. I always enjoyed being with you and remember your humor and zest for life. You set a good example for the rest of us to imitate.
Mr. Lynn was Great Man, always Polite, Happy and Greatful Christian man,
Larry, Ricky, Darrin and Families Just Remember All the Good times! He Always Worked hard and Did His Best!
No Doubt Mr. Lynn, is in Heaven!Walking the Streets of Gold!
Praying for You All!
Definitely a great uncle, husband, father, who enjoyed life while remembering his Creator.
Mrs. Jenny, Larry, Ricky & Darrin,
I'm so sorry for your loss but happy for heaven's gain. Mr. Lynn was a very special person and I cherish the memories I made with him and you all. He will always hold a special place in mine & Allen's hearts because he's the one that married us 44 years ago.
You all are in our thoughts, prayers and hearts. Love you all…Lanelle & Allen
I'm very saddened by Brother Lynn's passing. He set a great example that helped lead me to Christ. Honored to of known him.
May you rest in peace Mr. Lynn I will remember you always.
We are so sorry to hear of Mr Lynn's passing. He was a sweet man always. He will be dearly missed. Prayers to all of the family
Stanley and Elsie Bartlett
Uncle Lin, you are the best and you called me, sir Richard all the time Sorry you had to leave us this planet knows it needs people like you. Love you, Rich.
Mr Lynn I still think of you quite often when you operated the farm shop across from my home at Watkins corner. I was one of your best customers for my bike my baseball catchers mitt all the stuff I broke. I appreciated your attention you took to help me. Your a kind and generous man and we need more like you. Thanks Mr Lynn….
Larry and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your dad. He was such a sweet man.
I am going to miss you bringing him by the airport to visit me.
Diann Lederman
So sorry to hear about Bro Lynn he was a great guy, always so happy before he got sick, aways thought he was like Job in the Bible, thoughts and prayers are with the family
I remember that big smile and happy greeting.
Prayers for all….
Mr.Lumpkin, I will remember his joy of talking with young people.
I have e so many memories of Mr Lynn. He and My Dad ,Bud Story, laughing and hunting. Mr Lynn was a huge part of my childhood. He will always be remembered as a kind and especially loving man.
Hugs to all. I know that he is rejoicing with the angels now.
RIP Mr Lynn. You were a great man
Friends of long ago.so sorry.
I'm thankful to have known him! We had so many great times hunting and fishing. Uncle Lynn, you are a legend! You will be missed dearly!
Go glad you are finally at peace. May God welcome you with open arms as it was he you served so well. We will always remember you as a loving Dad.