Dian Primm
Emma Banks was my 8th grade English teacher in 1969 in Ozark, AR. She was a good teacher and had just gotten out of college. I just found out about her passing today through the University of the Ozarks alumni Fall/Winter magazine.
Birth date: Feb 20, 1947 Death date: Apr 9, 2014
Emma L. Banks, 67, of Fayetteville passed away Wednesday, April 9, 2014 in Fayetteville. She was born February 20, 1947 in Fayetteville, the daughter of Nolan Albert and Viola Graham Banks. Preceded in death by her parents. Emma Read Obituary
Emma Banks was my 8th grade English teacher in 1969 in Ozark, AR. She was a good teacher and had just gotten out of college. I just found out about her passing today through the University of the Ozarks alumni Fall/Winter magazine.
Verry sorry, just learned of Ms. Banks passing. She was a great Teacher.
For everything you've done for us in life, we owe you our eternal love and the promise we will never forget you. May God grant you peace and the well deserved rest Emma.
So sad to hear of Ms. Banks passing. I will always have the memories of her talking about her Harley Davidson! Hope you are able to ride it down the street of gold now that you are in Heaven. May you rest in peace. You will be missed.
Charles, don't know if you remember me or not, Chloe Boatright. sorry to hear about Emmamy sister Hazel and I both had grandchilren that knew her from school. wanted to come to the service but to many things going. my prayers are with you. [email protected]
Ms. Banks was an excellent teacher and a caring person, she will be missed.
I was a Farmington High School student of Ms. Banks'. I just learned of her passing. She made a mark on my life in the 1980s, and will never be forgotten.
Charles, I am so sorry I was not able to attend the service. I didn't know until today. There are others who would have been there had they known. I had called Emma a few weeks ago and had no idea she was not well. She is remembered by many of us who went to school with her. I am very sorry for your loss and also for our loss.
Truly an amazing woman who touched many lives, including my own. I will miss our conversations and activities but am comforted that she is looking down on us, continuing to have an impact on our lives. I will cherish my memories of her. She was a true friend and I will miss her dearly.
Emma was an amazing person full of spunk, intelligence, and compassion. She would speak for those who had nobody to help them, even at great personal cost to her. She came from humble beginnings but gave all that she had and could for others. May she enter into a well-deserved, peaceful rest.