Birth date: Apr 10, 1951 Death date: Aug 8, 2004
Mr. Stevie Deffebaugh, 53 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Sunday, August 8, 2004 in Fayetteville, AR. He was born April 10, 1951 in Fayetteville to James Alvin and Lodene (Fisher) Deffebaugh. He was a 1970 graduate of Fayetteville Read Obituary
I was so sorry to learn of Stevie's passing. It was only a few short weeks ago I ran into him at Arvest Bank in the Joyce Street Supercenter and he was (as usual) cracking jokes with the tellers and spreading rays of the sunshine he was so famous for around Fayetteville. It was a rare month when I didn't see him somewhere about town, and I will miss him something terrible.
Sept. 3, 2004
I have been working out of state for the summer. I arrived home last night and heard about Stevie. I am so sorry. He is a Fayetteville Icon and will be missed.
Makii
What a special honor to have Stevie as a friend. Stevie was fun (we always laughed when we talked). Stevie was informative (no one knew more about Razorback football) and he kept me up to speed. Best of all, Stevie always pointed me to the Lord Jesus. It was always great to have him praying for me and my family. I know he is rejoicing with new found health and abilities at this very moment.
Anne and I was so sorry to have missed his funeral. We were in Dallas the week he passed away. Our lives were richer for having Stevie as our friend. Our prayers and thoughts are with your family during this time.
we will miss seeing him at farmers market
with his smile and a hand shake and
always a conversation.
we'll miss you stevie
Years ago, as a young staff member at University Baptist, I met Stevie. Through the years, he remained a memorable and enjoyable person. His passing is a personal loss for me and for all of Fayetteville as well. He will be missed.
We shall miss Stevie. I know that he and jun shall be reunited. we send our deepest regards to you the family. May God bless and keep you.
Angela Buchanan and Family
Stevie was always such an encouragement to me.
His dedication to the Lord always helped me to strive to work for Christ.
I was a nurse at WRMC and I met Stevie there. He was always friendly and had kind words to say. He called me a couple of months ago to get my address to send me his new picture. He later called me and just wanted to pray over the phone and that really touched me. I look forward to seeing him again someday in heaven.
You will be missed, but never forgotten, Stevie.
We will miss Stevie and his friendly smile. He called us many times to see if Coach Horton had gone fishing for any crappie. We usually had some to share with him in our freezer and his Mom was so good to cook them for him. He was so appreciative.
