of Enola, AR
September 30, 1950 - October 5, 2025
James Henry ''Hank'' Webb, a man of strong and steady faith, passed away on October 5, 2025 at the age of 75, leaving behind a legacy rooted in love and the Scriptures. His life was a testament to enduring faith, hard work and eternal hope.
Born in Heber Springs on September 30, 1950 to Vernon and Dollie Webb, Hank was a man whose words carried weight and whose actions spoke of generosity. He lived a life of devotion to his Savior, his family, ''his work and his land".
He is survived by his wife of 46 years, Darrallyn Doughty Webb; son and daughter-in-law, Jesse and Kelli Webb; daughter and son-in-law, Hannah and Kyle Clark and grandchildren, Paisley, Hettie Mae and Rowdy Webb; his sister, Verna Mae Baker; niece, Pattye Goodman and son, Will Goodman; nephew and wife, Byron and Amanda Baker and their daughter, Leah Brooke. He is also survived by his mother-in-law, Janice Doughty and a host of Doughty brothers and sisters-in-law and nieces and nephews who he loved as his own. He was preceded in death by his parents, Vernon and Dollie Mae Webb and father-in-law, Darrall Doughty.
At the center of Henry's life was his faith. As a faithful deacon of Quitman First Baptist Church, his church family was an extension of his own. Always shaking hands and hugging necks with a hearty laugh, Hank was dedicated to loving God and others. He also greatly enjoyed serving on various mission trips to Ecuador, Wyoming, Missouri and VCB trips.
Hank spent 36 years caring for others through his work as a Registered Respiratory Therapist at Conway Regional Hospital. He enjoyed serving the Quitman community through the Quitman FFA Foundation and was a proud member of the Arkansas Cattleman's Association and local Masonic Lodge.
He was a lover of the outdoors and spent many happy hours working on his family farm, recognized as an Arkansas Century Farm. To those who knew him, Hank was a man you could count on, a loyal friend, a devoted husband, Dad and Papa, a rock to those who loved him most. He will be missed more than words can say. Words on a page can never match the heart of Hank Webb. The legacy he leaves will continue to bear fruit in the lives he touched.
Memorial services will be held on Saturday, October 11th at Quitman First Baptist Church. Visitation will be 12-2pm with service starting at 2pm. Burial will follow at the city of Quitman Cemetery. Pallbearers will include Clinton Caudle, David Cunningham, Chris Greene, Byron Doughty, Joshua Martin and Jed Ward.
Memorials may be made to the Quitman FFA Foundation: Mail/drop off checks at Eagle Bank.
Make checks payable to Quitman FFA Foundation. Please put In memory of Hank Webb in the memo line.
Eagle Bank
PO Box 134
Quitman, AR 72131
Online donations can be made via Cash App $quitmanffafoundation
Our deepest condolences to the family! We will keep all of you in our prayers!!
Darralynn and family, condolences on the loss of your kind, gentle and generous Hank. It was truly a joy to work with him. I appreciated his dedication to excellent patient care and his uplifting attitude toward colleagues. He spread kindness to everyone. What a unique quality that was! Wishing you peace and joyful memories.
Sending Prayers to Family & Friends, May he rest in peace
Thoughts & prayers to your family during this most
difficult loss. Hank was such a wonderful man & always
willing to offer help & encourage others.Will miss him.
I am so sorry to hear of Hanks passing. He was a great person and loved the Lord and his family. We'll be there to say see you later.
Darrallyn and family, I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you all.
Darrallyn and family I am sorry for your loss 🙏
I worked with Hank at Conway Regional. He had a kind, compassionate heart and was always wearing s smile when we talked. He cared for and helped every one he worked with whether patients or staff. My sincere condolences and prayers for his family and friends.
So sorry to learn of our dear friend, Hank's passing. We both have fond memories of him, and he will be missed. Our steadfast prayers are with his family in the difficult days ahead.
Dee, Jesse & Hannah
May the Peace that passes understanding cover you all
Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this time
Love you all
Darralyn I am so sorry for your loss. Hank was always just a joy to be around and to work with. Sending love and prayers for you and your family,
I worked with Hank at Conway Regional. He was a wonderful person, we always talked baseball. Prayers to his family at this time.
Darrallyn, I’m so very sad to read of Hank’s passing and so deeply sorry for your loss. I enjoyed working with Hank at CRMC all those years ago. He was kind and content absolutely every day, always smiling. We should all be more like Hank. Praying God’s good love brings comfort to you, the kids, the grands, and to all your sweet family.
Hank was so kind and gentle - I always looked forward to getting a hug. He made everyone feel cared about and his smile was so genuine. He will always be loved and missed by all who knew him. You are all loved and my thoughts and prayers are for your peace at this very difficult time. Love and prayers for you all.
Love and prayers for oeave snd comfort. Love you all.
So sorry for your loss. Prayers for the family
What a pleasure it was to know and work with Hank during our days together at CRMC. A true gentleman and more a caring individual. My condolences to Darrallyn and family. RIP Hank may perpetual light shine on thee.
I never had the personal pleasure of meeting this exceptional man but I met his wife in nursing school in the 70’s. But knowing her I know he had to be exceptional to win her. I’m so sorry for the loss of such an exceptional man, husband, father and man of faith.
Cheryl Woolfe, RN
Hank was a wonderful man of God and I have so many amazing memories of him from the years i spent at Quitman Forst Baptist. Darrallyn, Jesse, Hannah and the rest of the family, you are all in my prayers. I know he is rejoicing in heaven with Ms. Dolly and walking the streets of Gold. As you mourn and miss him here in earth, may God bless you with peace and comfort.
Matthew 5:4
I love you, all.
- Kimberly
Praying for each of you! I will miss all his blonde jokes even though I always told him I wasn't a blonde. He was a special friend.
Henry and I attended Quitman School togethher from 1960-1968..we kind of reunited at our 50th Class Reunion..
Have gotten together with him and classmates several times over the past 7 years, have gotten really close.
He was a fine man, Christian, he greatly loved his family and friends. .I will greatly miss him..
sband,
Darralyn so sorry will be praying for you and your family.
Love u cindy
We had fun when we were young doing whatever we felt like, will miss you good friend. Help the family get through the pain, love you Hog fan
Hank would always say, your problem is here, but he was just the opposite. He was such a blessing each and every time he came to the post office. He had such a calm and peaceful nature and I am so blessed that I got to know him. Prayers for his family and friends.
A WONDERFUL MAN OF GOD AND LOVED BY ALL.
Sending our love & prayers to Hank’s family. He was an honorable man with integrity who loved Jesus. His love of the Lord expressed itself to others, like us, when we were new in the Quitman community. He made people feel welcome & included. Hank will be missed.
Hannah,
I’m so sorry for your loss. Losing a Dad is one of the hardest things we face in life. Knowing his suffering has been healed and he is new again, I hope, brings you comfort. Saying prayers for you and your family.