of Joiner, AR
April 15, 1941 - September 29, 2018
John "Dicky" Marshall Speck, 77, of Joiner, Arkansas passed away Saturday, September 29, 2018. Mr. Speck was born April 15, 1941 to Marshall Stanley and Geneva Lee Speck. He retired from the Crittenden County Appraiser Office, was in the US Army and a member of Wardell Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Carolyn Speck of Joiner, AR: sons: Charles "Chuck" Speck of Lake City, AR and Marshell Shane (Les) Speck of Ogden, Utah; daughter: Stacy Lynn (Jim) Speck of Cherokee Village, AR; grandchildren: Hezekiah Clark III, Seth Tacker and Shelton Tacker; great-grandchild: Elijah Clark; brother: Bobby Warren (Fran) Speck. He is preceded in death by his parents.
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ROGER WILLBANKS
Sunday, January 6, 2019
SO SORRY TO SEE THIS ! DICKIE WAS A FINE MAN AND A GOOD FRIEND TO ME !!! GOD BLESS
Dorothy Perkins
Thursday, November 29, 2018
My deepest sadness is with all Dickys love ones,his Awesome wife Carolyn,daughter,Stacy & the boys. Dicky was one of the greatest men I ever known in MISS co . I as a small child can remember going to church where he and his wife & family always went. Then years later as I was grown He would come by my mommas house every Sunday and pick my niece up to carry and bring her home from church. Dicky & Carolyn would do anything for anybody that was in need. As far as I can ever remember I never heard either one of them say anything negative about anyone. Our dear heavenly father please guide this loving family thru these long,sad,lonely days that's to come and lay UR blessing hands upon each one of them to let them know Its going to hard but eventually they will learn to live without their love one In your name I ask you Our Heavenly Father Amen
Dorothy Perkins
Thursday, November 29, 2018
My deepest sadness is with all Dickys love ones,his Awesome wife Carolyn,daughter,Stacy & the boys. Dicky was one of the greatest men I ever known in MISS co . I as a small child can remember going to church where he and his wife & family always went. Then years later as I was grown He would come by my mommas house every Sunday and pick my niece up to carry and bring her home from church. Dicky & Carolyn would do anything for anybody that was in need. As far as I can ever remember I never heard either one of them say anything negative about anyone. Our dear heavenly father please guide this loving family thru these long,sad,lonely days that's to come and lay UR blessing hands upon each one of them to let them know Its going to hard but eventually they will learn to live without their love one In your name I ask you Our Heavenly Father Amen
DORIS WILLIAMS
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Carolyn, my heartfelt sympathies to you and all of Dickie's loved ones. I've been away from the area for a long time so my memories center on the young Dickie, his sweet smile, and zest for life. Pray God's comfort surrounds all of you. Doris Cissell Williams.
Debbie Allred
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
We are sorry to hear of the passing of Dickie, are thoughts an prayers are with Carolyn an the rest of the family. ( Betty Gibbs, Linda Gibbs, Debbie Allred).
Tracey Schwieger
Monday, October 1, 2018
Mr. Dickie was a fine man, with a loving heart for his family and community. He will be greatly missed. Prayers are comfort and peace.
Martha (Jones) Barbee
Monday, October 1, 2018
Chuck & Family,
So sorry to hear about Mr. Speck passing away. You are in my thoughts and prayers.