Birth date: Oct 18, 1926 Death date: May 2, 2019
Reba P. Jordan, age 92, of Fayetteville passed away Thursday May 2, 2019 in Fayetteville. She was born October 18, 1926 in Palestine, Arkansas the daughter of A.T. “Dode” and Wilma Hudspeth Prince. She was preceded in death by her Read Obituary
We (Mike and Kathy) visited Reba in Fayetteville in 2003. We stayed for several days with her and had such a wonderful visit with Reba, her granddaughter Michael, Bobbye, and Bobbye's husband. Even though she was his first cousin, Mike felt she treated him like she was his big sister. Since we live in Washington State and weren't able to visit often, the time we were able to spend with Reba was precious and gave us a connection to Mike's mother's family. " I wished that my brothers Pat and Rick, and my sister Ramona had been able to make this visit to Reba's with us". The phone calls we were able to make kept us in touch with her as long as she was able .
Reba will be greatly missed by us all! Our condolences go out to Donna, Rita, and Bobbye and their families. God Bless Reba.
Mike and Kathy Williamson
I want you to know how much we loved your mom & dad. I guess one memory for us was their “surprise visit” to us when we lived in Louisville, Ky. This was probably around 1969 or 1970. I don’t remember where they had been traveling to but they did find us and actually spent the night with us, before heading back to Arkansas. I remember our oldest daughter (Anita) who was about 3 or 4 years old, sitting on the couch with Uncle John & Aunt Reba & “reading” her little book to them. Anita had actually memorized the book and your mom & dad got a big kick out of her reading to them. I guess that was the only time they have been to our house, and we enjoyed their visit.
Of course, we always enjoyed our visits to their house in Fayetteville, when I was a kid & later after Dottie & I were married. We loved Aunt Reba & will miss her.
We love y’all lots.
Allan & Dottie
So sorry to hear about your mother. Always enjoyed spending the night at your house and all the fun we had
Linda Clark staggers
