Ruby Mae Wilkins

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Graveside
Big Flat Cemetery
Hwy 14 East
Big Flat, AR  72617
Monday, February 4, 2019
1:00 PM
Cemetery
Big Flat Cemetery
HWY 14 E
Big Flat, AR  72617
Ruby Mae Wilkins

of Jonesboro, AR

May 27, 1924 - January 29, 2019

Ruby Mae Wilkins, age 94 of Jonesboro, Arkansas passed from this life on Tuesday, January 29th, 2019 at Gassville Therapy and Living Center. She was born in Big Flat, Arkansas on May 27th, 1924 and was one of fourteen children born to John Henry Smith and Fannie Jane Sutterfield Smith.

Ruby was an active and faithful member of Victory Lighthouse Pentecostal Church of God in Jonesboro, Arkansas. She enjoyed working in her yard and gardening. She made wonderful strawberry cake and strawberry jam.

Survivors include one son, Garry Settles and wife Carmen of California; one granddaughter, Alycia; two great-grandchildren, Leah and Adam; several step-children and step-grandchildren; two brothers, James Smith and wife Roberta of House Springs, Missouri and Henry B. Smith and wife Maxine of Big Flat; and many nieces, nephews, other family and friends who will mourn her passing.

Ruby is preceded in death by her parents, John Henry Smith and Fannie Smith; her first husband and father of her children, Carlos Settles; her second husband, Luther Wilkins; three children, Judy Settles, Stevie Settles and Brenda Settles; and eleven siblings, Johnny Wayne Smith, Rufus Smith, Arlis Smith, Arvil Smith, Easter Wallace, Barbara Busby, Ruth Dye, Luster Smith, Roy Smith, Clarence Smith and Joseph ''Guy'' Smith.

Graveside services for Ruby will be 1:00 PM Monday, February 4th, 2019 at Big Flat Cemetery in Big Flat, Arkansas. Friends and family will serve as bearers.

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Ginger Richmond Niswonger
Jonesboro, AR
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Saturday, February 2, 2019

She will be missed greatly! She was always happy and smiling. Growing up in church I remember her singing. Of course when we would have church fellowship she always made the best strawberry cakes! She lived down the road from us. We would see her just about every day walking to keep in shape. She always carried a big stick. She was always content with where she was at in life. I know she is singing heavens jubilee now with the biggest smile. She sure left a great legacy for all to see. She will be missed by many who onew and loved her. We have a hope knowing we will see her again. Love you Sis. Wilkins

Jason Stallings
Jonesboro,
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Wednesday, January 30, 2019

We loved Sis Ruby Wilkins! Our heart breaks, but our spirit rejoices for her!