Birth date: Sep 19, 1924 Death date: Sep 1, 2017
Hope Whitworth Deen departed this life the morning of 1 September 2017 at her home in Fayetteville, She was 18 days short of her 93rd birthday. She was the widow of the late Elwood Francis Deen of Blytheville, who predeceased her Read Obituary
Oh Hope, what a treasure you were! You and your family had a wonderful ability to make everyone feel like family. I will miss your clever turn of phrases like hoodikin and "honey, that old dog don't hunt." and so many funny stories about people you had known over the years.You had a wealth of friends and a deeply committed family. Your light lives on in them. It was a blessing to have known you.
What a lady! Helped raise a lot of boys on Adams Street. Always class, except when she was talking about Coach Wright, "Cold Potatoes".A blessing to be part of y'alls family.Chuck Leggett
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. I know there was a beautiful celebration in Heaven when Aunt Hope went home.Our deepest condolences,Jeanette Whitworth Gerhart and family
Sending my love to all the Deen family. Remembering my beautiful neighbor....
Stephan,It was a pleasure to know your mother. She was a beautiful southern lady.Deepest sympathy-Linda Wright
We go back a long way. From our Sunday School Class to our Christmas Cards each year. Love you and will miss you. Ruth Smith
Mrs. Deen was one of the sweetest, loveliest women I knew. Growing up with the Deen family there was always laughter. Mother and Dad would go play cards and Vickie and I would play with Stephen, Stanley and Chris.Such find memories! She will be missed! Praying for all of you!
Mrs Hope,Did not get to meet you in person, only to feel your presence in spirit. Transcending the physical realm, you always were a light to your family. From now on, even more so.Hope never perishes. Always inside men. Subtle and ever-present, keeping them company.The Hopeful, Kind, Caring and Compassionate way you experienced the earthly world around you has long before opened the gates.Your Blessings,laughter and smile go to Stephan, Stanley, Chris and Patti.Light, Peace and Agape showering all your loved ones.
Dear Stephen, Stanley, and Chris, so sorry for your loss, Hope was a fine lady, I remember her so well, we always talked when came into my store, it was a real pleasure to know her.
Stephan, I am sorry to hear about your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Lynette Lundquist
