Jessie "Tommy" Wilson
, Arkansas
March 31, 2026
Jessie Tommy Thomas Wilson age 79 passed away on April 1 2026 at his home in Van Buren Arkansas. He was born on November 24 1946 in Toccopola Mississippi to the late S.T. Wilson and Viola Jaco Wilson. Tommy married the love of his life Betty Moore Wilson on December 5 1967 in Van Buren. He proudly served his country in the United States Army from 1966 to 1968. Following his military service Tommy became a business owner operating Toms Heat and Air until his retirement. In his free time Tommy enjoyed refurbishing furniture crappie fishing and spending time visiting with friends and family. A man of strong faith he faithfully served as a deacon at Calvary Baptist Church for many years. Tommy will be remembered as a Godfearing man who loved deeply and wholeheartedly. He is survived by his loving wife Betty Wilson of the home his son Barry…
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Cozax "Zach" Lee
, Arkansas
August 7, 1975 — March 27, 2026
Cozax Zach Malachi Lee 50 passed away on March 28 2026 in Fort Smith Arkansas. He was born on August 8 1975 in Fort Smith to Shirley FortLee and Rev. Lorenzo Lee. Zach was a graduate of the University of the Ozarks where he earned a degree in Philosophy and Theology. He spent several years working as a manager with Lowes but his true passion was serving and supporting others in his community where he dedicated much of his time and heart. On August 20 2005 Zach married the love of his life Katherine Lee and together they shared 20 wonderful years of marriage filled with love and devotion. In his free time Zach enjoyed watching movies spending time with friends collecting coins and exploring antique shops. A 32 Mason Zach was a member of Mission United Methodist Church. He deeply valued fellowship with like minded believers and in that…
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Jo Thomas
, Arkansas
March 30, 2026
Jonell was born on August 30 1952 and went home on March 31 2026 she passed peacefully at the age of 73 surrounded by her family in her home with the people she loved most. And if theres anything that captures who she was its that she was always at the center of love and she made sure everyone around her felt it. Mommom was lighthearted in a way that lifted every room she entered. She had a spirit that made people feel at ease a laugh that was contagious and a presence that turned ordinary moments into something worth remembering. She was the life of the party not because she demanded attention but because her joy naturally drew people in. She was also a nurturer at her core. She took care of people not just in the big ways but in the quiet everyday moments that matter most. Whether…
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