Birth date: Feb 5, 1920 Death date: Apr 4, 2017
Louise J. Holland, age 97, of Fayetteville, passed away Tuesday, April 4 in Bentonville. She was born February 5, 1920 in Fayetteville, the daughter of GAM and Edna Simpson Johnson. She was preceded in death by her parents; her hu Read Obituary
Louise and Alsey were the first people to welcome me when started attending University Baptist Church back in 1986. I have always remembered their kindness. Louise was a strong ambassador for Christ and I am blessed to have known her. She was much loved by all and will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathies to her family.
I just found out about the passing of your mother. My thoughts and prayers are with you guys and it was a honor caring for your mom.
Ms Nancy Koetter sends her love to the Holland family. She was so inspired by Louise. She was a woman of great strength and a dear friend to many. Prayers to the family. Nancy won't be able to attend her funeral as she is in the hospital but will be there in spirit with you all.
My prayers and sympathy to your family in the loss of Louise. I will always remember her by her beautiful smile and sweet spirit, and how she was always helping people.
Nancy, Anne and Margaret: I was sorry to learn of your Mother's passing. She was a lovely lady.
Anne and family, condolences to all on the loss of Mrs. Holland.
Thoughts and prayers for the family. Louise was a very sweet lady.
Thoughts and prayers for the family. Louise was a real sweet lady.
Anne, Margaret and Nancy and families, so many fond memories of your Mom and your Dad. Your Mom was a lovely and FUN lady. Sorry for your loss.
It's been many years since I saw Mrs Holland or any of the family but I remember what a lovely hostess she was when I was a guest in her home. Margaret --I remember weekend visits when you shared your home town, your family and local sites around the University and even the War Eagle festival. My sincere sympathy to you and your family for this loss. I'm sure you have many many sweet memories. My prayers for your comfort and peace. God bless. Kay Allen, Little Rock
