Birth date: Sep 12, 1937 Death date: Aug 27, 2011
Truman H. Smith Jr. Truman H. Smith Jr. age 73, of Fayetteville died Saturday August 27, 2011 in Fayetteville. He was born September 12, 1937 in Paris, Arkansas to Truman H. Smith Sr. and Lula Grace Payne Smith. He was a member of Read Obituary
Truman was a great mentor and friend when I clerked for him during law school, and when I ran into him at a Hog game. He actually taught me how to read an abstract, which nobody does anymore, at least not with a pen and legal pad. He was old school, a gentleman and showed me how to just keep working through and over obstacles. You are good people, Truman.
I remember Truman as a Good friend in High school & he riding to school on his scooter. May god be gracious and bless the family.
Leon Gaston
Please accept our deepest sympathy on the loss of Tru. He and I became friends as soon as we met many years ago at the V.A.and he was the best patient ever. He was a friend, our family attorney and an inspiration to anyone who met him. He will be missed. May peace be with you all.w
My deepest sympathy to all of
Truman's family. I have only
the fondest memories of him
from Paris High School and, then, of Lynn from Hendrix.
Wish I were closer so I could see all of you. Much love. Bill
We cannot tell you all the wonderful things that Truman did for our family. The list would be too long. He will be missed very much by many, many people.
Lynn, I just want to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. Truman was such a kind, loving man and I'm grateful that I got to know him when Charolotte was injured. My thoughts and prayers will be with you.
Sincerely,
Kathy Sprouse
Dear Lynn, Charlotte, Ray, Dottie and Sudie,
We were so saddened to read of Bubba's death in today's paper. Our families have been friends for an eternity, and we have tried to stay in touch whenever possible. Although Bubba had many physical detours in his life, he always prevailed, and in such honorable and blessed ways. He has been so good to both the Horne and Milhoan families, and we treasure the family friendship more than you can know. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you at this difficult time, and please know that we care and share deeply in your loss.
Love,
Col. Joe Milhoan,
Joetta and Dick Duke, and family
What an amazing man our town has lost - as has your family. He was someone who was such an inspiration to us all, and every time I saw him, my day was brighter. Please know I am keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers.
May the Lord be with you during this time of great sorrow.
Our condolences to the Smith family. My cousin and Truman were good friends in Paris AR. when I was growing up and I remember him as a very energetic and fun guy. May he rest in peace.
