Birth date: Mar 27, 1937 Death date: Aug 27, 2023
Joseph D. Higdon, Jr, age 86, passed away Sunday, August 27, 2023, in Bentonville, AR. He was born March 27, 1937, in Gastonia, North Carolina, the son of the late Joseph D. and Peggy Ann Presley Higdon. Joe (Bud) served in the Un Read Obituary
I think about our trip to the White River quite a bit. Will never forget the joy in your eyes and the big smile you had when you landed the first brown trout. You were loved and well respected. Until we see each other again, rest easy, Joe.
Hey Joe - While you will be missed by so many we also all have our memories of times spent with you to keep forever, I recently came across a photo of the entire family tree that started with a bond between you and Sharon 60 years ago. You nurtured that tree with kindness, generosity, love and quiet mentorship and look at that tree now. Thanks for everything Joe! See you in Heaven!. Love, Patrick
My Grandpa was the sweetest, gentlest soul who ever lived. He was quiet and funny and humble and selfless with the biggest heart. He was a hard worker and oh so strong, even until the very end. We will miss him every day until we are able to be reunited. I love you Grandpa!
My dad was the greatest gentleman I have ever known…always gracious, sincere, polite, generous and truly the kindest soul. He was absolutely adored by everyone who knew him…especially me!!
He truly led his life with the upmost integrity and humility, he was quiet and funny and always sincere. I will miss him everyday for the rest of my life until we meet again in Heaven one day.
Lovingly, Julie
Bud was a special man! One of the kindest people I’ve ever known. The loss is great for our family as he’s been a part of our lives for many years and a wonderful brother in law. May my sister Sharon, Julie, Emily and rest of family find solace in their memories of Bud and how special he was to so many people!
Bud was my beloved brother in law for 63 years. I adored him and revered him, he was the most kind and gentle man. He is now at peace and I will miss him until we meet again.
What a pleasure it has been to know such a wonderful man as my brother-in-law Bud. When in his presence you enjoyed his company and wisdom. He was soft spoken and a man of few words, but when he spoke, it had meaning and you listened. He cherished his family and treated all with kindness and respect. And he also made the best pizza I have ever eaten. Our condolences go out to Sharon, Julie, Emily and your families. Our thoughts and prayers, Chris, Linda and Tyler
My Dad was the most selfless, generous, and hardest working man I know. He was a quiet soul, but a deep thinker. He had a thirst for knowledge and never encountered anything that he couldn’t figure out how to fix. He was happiest when he was working for his family, either on the job or at home. He never raised his voice and had unbelievable patience. He loved to give to gifts, but was reluctant to receive them.
Dad, you are so loved and will be missed everyday. Until we meet again.
Love, Emily
