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04/18/2026

Frank Davis Jr. was born on July 10, 1948, in Little Rock, Arkansas, to the late Blanchie Dupree Davis and Frank Davis Sr.
At an early age, Frank accepted Christ and developed a strong foundation of faith. He remained steadfast in his beliefs throughout life, holding firmly to his faith through every struggle and obstacle he encountered.
Frank proudly served his country in the United States Air Force from 1968 to 1972, where he held the rank of E-4 Sergeant and worked in distribution. Following his military service, he dedicated many years to his professional career, including 28 years at Central Distribution Center. He later worked at Pat Salmon & Sons from 2000 to 2007.
Outside of his work, Frank found joy in life’s simple pleasures. He was an avid bowler, earning 2 rings over the years. He also enjoyed fishing, hunting, and playing softball. A devoted sports fan, he especially loved the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Frank Davis Jr. was preceded in death by his parents, Blanchie Dupree Davis and Frank Davis Sr.; his sisters, Marguarite Jones and Barbara Mays; and his brothers, Bobby D. Davis and James R. Davis Sr.
He leaves to cherish his loving memory his devoted wife, Carol Davis; two daughters, Leslie Davis and Layah Davis; one son, Frank Davis III; three brothers, Joe Davis Sr. (Anne), Eugene Davis (Fay), and Charles Davis (Deborah); three sisters, Rosemary Davis-Waller, Beatrice McVay, and Mae Frances Seawood (Ricky); four grandchildren, Braylon Davis, Lee Oliver III, Leeyah Oliver, and Levi R. Frank Oliver; and a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and dear friends who will continue to honor his love, life, and legacy.

Poem From Daughter (Leslie) :�Forever My Anchor�Your voice still speaks, a quiet guiding light,�A compass in the storm, even in the night.�You built a foundation, strong and deep,�With loving memories for us to keep.�The ship may sail, but your love stays fast,�A lasting anchor, built to last.�Though you are gone, you are not far,�You’re still my guide, my North Star.�Leslie
�Poem From Daughter (Layah):�You may have thought I didn’t see,�Or that I hadn’t heard,�Life lessons that you taught to me,�But I got every word.�Perhaps you thought I missed it all,�And that we’d grow apart,�But Dad, I picked up everything,�It’s written on my heart.�Without you, Dad, I wouldn’t be�The woman I am today;�You built a strong foundation�No one can take away.�I’ve grown up with your values,�And I’m very glad I did;�So here’s to you, dear father,�From your forever grateful kid.�Layah
Poem From Grandchildren:
Grampa�We’ll always remember�that special smile,�that caring heart,�that warm embrace,�you always gave us.�You being there�for Grandma and us�through good and bad times,�no matter what.�We’ll always remember�you Grampa because�there’ll never be another one�to replace you in our hearts,�and the love we will always�have for you.�Your loving grandkids
Poem From Wife:
I Remember You�Early in the morning when the birds sing, Light to this world the sun brings, When the�dew drops look like pearls shine, 1 remember you in this heart of mine.�When the sky is covered with a blanket of clouds, The lightning strikes and the thunder�is loud, When the whole world becomes drenched in rain time, I remember you in this�heart of mine.�When flowers bloom in the spring season, And smiles break out for no reason, For�happiness when the weather is kind, I remember you in this heart of mine.�When the ground is full of dried leaves in fall, Of different colors from trees so tall,�Seeing people enjoy themselves while they dine, I remember you in this heart of mine.�In the winter when coldness is all around, And fog comes out of mouths instead of�sound, Looking at the decorated trees so fine, I remember you in this heart of mine.�During those cozy full moon nights, When a cool breeze sends up chills of delight,�Noticing the empty seat by my side, 1 remember you in this heart of mine.�With bare feet / walk on the grass, And relive the days that now have passed, While�listening to music that Sounds divine, I remember you in this heart of mine...

04/10/2026

Barbara Fay Strick�October 30, 1936 – April 4, 2026
Barbara Fay Strick, age 89, passed away on April 4, 2026, in Little Rock, Arkansas.
She was born on October 30, 1936, in Broadwater, Nebraska, to Cecil and Barbara Spaur. She married the love of her life, Robert Eugene Strick, in Gering, Nebraska on April 29, 1960.
Barbara made her home in Fort Collins, Colorado beginning in 2006, where she spent many cherished years.
She found joy in life’s simple pleasures. Barbara loved puzzle books, puzzles, romance novels, and enjoyed hobbies such as diamond art, sipping chai tea, knitting, crocheting, making hook rugs, painting, and cross-stitching.
Barbara was selfless and always put others before herself, having the patience of a saint. She loved fiercely and deeply, and her kindness and warmth touched all who knew her.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Eugene Strick; her son, Cecil Eugene Strick; four brothers, one sister, one grandchild, and one great-grandchild.
She is lovingly survived by her sister; her children, Liz, Susan, Andy, Barb, and Ava; as well as a large, devoted family including 23 grandchildren, 49 great-grandchildren, and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
Barbara joined the angels during the most beautiful sunset surrounded by loved ones. Services are entrusted to Kelly Smith Funeral & Cremation Services.
At this time, no celebration of life is planned. The family will share details once arrangements have been made.

Poem:
"When Tomorrow Starts Without Me"��When Tomorrow Starts without me�Please Try to understand�That an angel came and called my name�And took me by the hand�The angel said my place was ready�In Heaven far above�And That I would have to leave behind�All those I Dearly Love�But When I walked through�Heaven’s Gates�I felt so much at home�When God looked down and�Smiled at me, and told me�“Welcome Home.”�So when Tomorrow starts without me,�Don’t think we’re far apart,�For every time you think of me,�I’m right there in your heart.

04/10/2026

Norma Alicia Martínez López, de 51 años y residente de Lonoke, partió hacia la eternidad el 30 de marzo de 2026. Al momento de su fallecimiento, trabajaba para Ramos Detailing LLC. Su color favorito era el rosa; sus flores favoritas, las rosas blancas. También le encantaban los lirios. Amaba a su familia. Uno de sus mayores logros en la vida fue lograr reunir a toda su familia. Se propuso ayudar económicamente a muchas otras personas necesitadas en Guatemala.La Sra. López deja, para atesorar su devoto amor: a sus padres, Álvaro Martínez Pérez y Roselia López Solís; a su esposo, Arnoldo Chochom; a sus hijos, Brynner, Jakelin y Yahayra Chochom; a sus nietos, Alessandro, Xavi, Dalary, Mason, Liam, Kailani y Kayla; así como a una gran multitud de otros familiares y amigos, tanto aquí como en el extranjero. Kelly Smith Funeraria y Servicios de Cremacion (8424 Kanis Road) estará a cargo de asistir a la familia Chochom. Se llevará a cabo un velorio abierto al público el sábado 11 de abril, de 3:00 p. m. a 7:00 p. m., en la Capilla Conmemorativa O.T. Smith & Sons de la funeraria. Para obtener más información, plantar un árbol como "Memorial Viviente", firmar el libro de visitas en línea, enviar flores, tarjetas, condolencias o regalos, o encender una vela "En amorosa memoria de", visite www.kellysmithfunerals.com o llame al 501-612-5607.

Norma Alicia Martinez Lopez 51 of Lonoke, entered into eternity on March 30, 2026. She was currently employed with Ramos Detailing LLC. Her favorite color was pink, her favorite flowers were white roses. She also loved shopping. She loves her family. One of her biggest achievements in life was being able to reunite her family all together. She made it a point to help many others in financial need, back in Guatemala. Mrs. Lopez leaves to cherish her devoted love: Her parents; Alvaro Martinez Perez, and Roselia Lopez Solis, her husband; Arnoldo Chochom, children; Brynner, Jakelin, Yahayra, Chochom. Grandchildren; Alessandro, Xavi, Dalary, Mason, Liam, Kailani and Kayla and a great host of other relatives and friends here and abroad. Kelly Smith Funeral & Cremation Services (8424 Kanis Road) will be serving the Chochom families. A walkthrough will be held 3:00-7:00pm on Saturday April 11th, at the funeral home’s O.T. Smith & Sons Memorial Chapel. Mrs. Martinez Lopez will be returning to her native homeland back in Guatemala soon. The date of her departure will be posted once we receive all information frm the Consolate. For more information, plant a “Living Memorial” Tree, sign online Guest Register, send flowers/cards/condolences/gifts, light an “In Loving Memory Of ” candle www.kellysmithfunerals.com * 501-612-5607.

04/10/2026

Cecile Marie Douglas - Pendleton,
Our beloved Cecile Marie Douglas-Pendleton was born on February 3, 1943, in Little Rock, Arkansas, to George L. Douglas and Freddie Crossley Douglas.
At an early age, Cecile confessed her hope in Christ at Emanuel Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. E. C. Dyer, beginning a lifelong journey of faith and service.
Cecile received her early education at Booker T. Washington Elementary School, attended Dunbar Junior High School, and graduated from Horace Mann High School in the class of 1961. With a natural love for numbers, she later moved to Los Angeles, California, where she earned her degree in accounting. While there, she met and married the late Louis Henry Jackson, Sr., and to this union one son, Louis Henry Jackson, Jr., was born.
Cecile eventually returned to Little Rock to be near her mother and her ailing father. She began her career as a music teacher at West Side Junior High School and later worked as an accountant for the City of Little Rock under then Mayor Charles Bussey, where she faithfully served until her retirement.
Cecile was known for her joyful spirit and sense of humor; she loved to laugh, joke, and cook for those she loved. Her beauty was exemplified during her career as an Independent Beauty Consultant for the Mary Kay Cosmetics Company. She also had a special love for animals, especially her beloved cats, Snow, Tee Tee, and Chi Chi. However, her greatest passion was playing the piano. Gifted in her ability, she carried on the legacy of her mother, Mrs. Douglas, who taught piano lessons throughout Little Rock’s South End community. Among all who learned, Cecile was especially talented. She played for churches throughout the city and performed alongside the Art Porter Trio. She later became a member of Allison Memorial Presbyterian Church, where she served as pianist until her health declined. She was also a proud member of the Ladies Auxiliary VFW Women’s Post 1316, named in honor of her father.
Cecile was preceded in death by her parents, George L. Douglas and Freddie Crossley Douglas; her brothers, William “Bill” Douglas, James “Jim” Douglas, and Frederick Douglas; and her sister, Evelyn Douglas Rose Jones.
She leaves to cherish her precious memories: her beloved son, Louis (Alice) Henry Jackson, Jr., both of whom were her devoted caregivers; her granddaughter, Gabrielle Marie Jackson; her brother, Frank Douglas; her sister, Edna Robinson; and a host of loving nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Poem from HER Son
“The Stages of MY Mother’s Love”
1 year old - Mom you're my new beginning
5 years old – Mom, you’re my everything.
12 years old – Mom, you don’t understand me.
16 years old – Why is she always on my case?
18 years old – I can’t wait to move out.
25 years old – Mom, you were right about everything.
35 years old – I miss my mother’s comfort.
50 years old – I can’t imagine life without her.
83 years old – I’d give up the world just to hug her one more time.
You only get one mother in this life.
Love her. Appreciate her. Before all you’re left with are memories.
I LOVE YOU MOM, LOUIS
*******************
Poem by HER Sister
My dear sister, my lifelong friend,
A bond no time nor loss can end.
Through childhood days and grown-up years,
We shared our laughter, dreams, and tears.

You were my comfort, my steady guide,
A piece of my heart that walked beside.
In every memory, your love remains,
A gentle light through joy and pain.

Though God has called you home to rest,
I hold you close within my chest.
And while I miss you more each day,
In my heart, you’ll always stay.

Until we meet again above,
I send you all my endless love.

Your Loving Sister, Edna

Services are as scheduled: A walkthrough viewing Friday, March 27, from 3:30-5:30 p.m., at the funeral home's O.T. Smith & Sons Memorial Chapel. Visitation: 10-11 a.m. Family Hour: 11-12 p.m. Funeral: 12 noon; all will be Saturday, March 28, at Allison Presbyterian Church, 922 Wright Ave., Little Rock. Kelly Smith Funeral & Cremaiton Services (8424 Kanis Road) will be serving the Pendleton families.
For more information, plant a "Living Memorial Tree," sign online guest register, send flowers/cards/condolences/gifts/photos, and light an "In Loving Memory Of" candle www.kellysmithfunerals.com. * 501-612-5607
Poem:
"When Tomorrow Starts Without Me"��When Tomorrow Starts without me�Please Try to understand�That an angel came and called my name�And took me by the hand�The angel said my place was ready�In Heaven far above�And That I would have to leave behind�All those I Dearly Love�But When I walked through�Heaven’s Gates�I felt so much at home�When God looked down and�Smiled at me, and told me�“Welcome Home.”�So when Tomorrow starts without me,�Don’t think we’re far apart,�For every time you think of me,�I’m right there in your heart.

04/05/2026

Wishing you a day full of joy, love, and laughter! May your baskets be filled with chocolate and your hearts with happiness. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the beauty of new beginnings. Just like the flowers blooming and the eggs hidden in the grass, may we find joy in the little things and embrace the possibilities that lie ahead. 🐣✨

“Easter is a time to rejoice, to be thankful, to be assured that all is forgiven, and that life is beautiful.”

Wishing you a day filled with love, joy, and inspiration. Share your Easter moments with us! 💖

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03/30/2026

“Another celebration of life to the one who always has the back all his friends at anytime, happy birthday to the right hand man! Here’s to many more adventures together. Sending a very special Happy Birthday to our very own funeral director assistant Louis Harris from your KSFCS Family. Hope your day is filled with so much joy and excitement. We appreciate everything you do!!!”

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03/14/2026

“Screaming Happy Birthday yet again, another trip around the sun to our very own funeral director Angela Harris from your KSFCS Family. Hope your day is filled with lots of joy, love, wonderful surprises, and amazing just like you are and we all can stand by that of course.”

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03/09/2026

Joseph C. Harris was born on November 10, 1946, in Little Rock, Arkansas, to the late Ruby L. and James W. Harris. He graduated from Horace Mann High School and went on to serve his country in the United States Army. After being honorably discharged, he returned home to work for the LR Furniture Company and later for Essick Production.
Joseph transitioned on February 23, 2026. Joseph is survived by his devoted wife: Florice, three sons: Brian Riddle, Michael Harris of Little Rock, Joseph (Gladys) Harris Jr. of McKinney, Texas. Two daughters: Tracie Brown of Little Rock and Tracie Mattox of Shreveport, Louisiana, 18 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. He is also survived by three brothers, George , Deltha , and Louis (Angela) Harris, all of Little Rock, Arkansas. Two sisters: Lorie (Melvin) Mills of Anchorage, Alaska, and Mary (Sherman) McKenzie of Little Rock and a host of family and friends. KELLY SMITH FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES (8424 Kanis Road) will be serving the Harris families.
(Scheduled services of events / locations listed below. Also, flowers can be ordered from this page. See “SPECIAL NOTES” below)
The family would be honored if you will share with them in the celebration of Mr. Harris’s homegoing via in-person or by signing his online guest register book, or by any other acts of kindness shown to them during these times of bereavement.
A walkthrough viewing will be Thursday, March 5th from 3-5:45pm at the funeral home’s O.T. SMITH & SONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Family Hour 9:30-10:00am, Funeral service 10:00am, both will be Friday, March 6th, at Lee Chapel A.M.E. Church 421 W. 22nd Street in North Little Rock. Veteran Honors & Interment 12:00 noon at the Arkansas State Veterans Cemetery in North Little Rock. For more information, sign online guest register, plant a “Living Memorial” Tree, send flowers/cards/condolences/photos, and light an “In Loving Memory Of” candle www.kellysmithfunerals.com * 501-612-5607

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01/25/2026

Sherilyn Elaine Jones-Neal was born on January 24, 1958, in Los Angeles, California, to the union of Roy and Marjorie Jones (Smith). She was the first child born to this union.

During her early childhood, the family relocated to Riverside, California, where the family grew with the birth of her sister and brother, Brenda and Edwin Jones. While residing in Riverside, the Jones family were longtime members of the Kansas Avenue Seventh-day Adventist Church were Sherilyn was baptized.

Sherilyn attended several schools in Riverside, including La Sierra Academy and Ramona High School. During her senior year of high school, she moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, where she completed her education at Central High School. She also became a member of the Shiloh Seventh-day Adventist Church after moving to Little Rock.

Following high school, Sherilyn married Johnnie Lee Neal in 1979, to this union they were blessed with three sons; Shannon, Jeremy, and Jason Neal. Her husband's side of the family would call her "Lane" short for Elaine.

Sherilyn was a substitute teacher for many years at Fulbright Elementary School of Little Rock, making a difference in the lives of young people. She also worked as a Certified Nurse's Assistant (CNA) for many years assisting nurses caring for people in need.

Elaine loved spending time with her family and her church, cooking, working crossword puzzles and doing crochet. Oftentimes she would enjoy taking time out to write poems and shorts stories. Her favorite movie was The Ten Commandments with Charleston Heston.

Sherilyn departed this life on the morning of January 8, 2026. She was preceded in death by her parents, Roy Jones and Marjorie Jones (Smith), and her husband, Johnnie Lee Neal and fur baby, Kaiser.

She leaves to cherish her memory: her three sons, Shannon (Tracy) Neal, Jeremy Neal, and Jason (John) Neal-Turner; (8) grandchildren: (5) grandsons; Kae Shawn, Ja'Yon, Juan, Ameer, and Trevion. (3) grandaughters; Lil Shannon, Georgia, and Tierney. Her stepmother, Esther Jones; sister; Brenda Jones brother; Edwin (Louise) Jones stepbrother; William Hall, stepsister; Ayanna Williams and a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, extended family members, and many dear friends.

The family would be honored if you would join them in celebrating the life of Sherilyn Elaine Jones-Neal via in person, or by signing the online guest register, plant a "Living Memorial Tree," sharing words of comfort, photos, cards, calls, online tributes or whatever part you do to show your love and respect towards the family.

Services are as scheduled: Family hour: 4-5:45 p.m., and funeral service, 6 p.m., on Saturday, January 24 (on Sherilyn's 68th birthday); both services will be at Shiloh Seventh Day Adventist Church, 2400 South Maple Street in Little Rock. Kelly Smith Funeral & Cremation Services (8424 Kanis Road) will be serving the Jones-Neal families. The family would be honored if you would join them in the celebration of life for Sherilyn. The family will meet at the funeral home on Monday to process to the cemetery at 10:30am. For more information, sign online guest register, plant a "Living Memorial" Tree, send flowers/cards/condolence/photos and light an "In Loving Memory Of" candle: www.kellysmithfunerals.com. 501-612-5607.

(THE WEATHER IS EXPECTED TO BE FRIGID, PLEASE DRESS ACCORDINGLY!

DUE TO INCLIMATE WEATHER/FREEZING, SNOW AND ICE. THE SERVICES FOR MRS. NEAL HAVE CHANGED. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE CHANGES AS LISTED BELOW!!!)

A WALKTHROUGH VISITATION IS SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY JANUARY 29TH FROM 10:00 -11:30AM AT THE FUNERAL HOME'S O.T. SMITH & SONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 8424 KANIS ROAD. A GRAVESIDE SERVICE WILL BE AT 12NOON AT HAVEN OF REST CEMETERY 7102 W. 12TH STREET LITTLE ROCK. THE FAMILY / FRIENDS WILL LINE UP AT THE FUNERAL HOME)

DUE TO INCLIMATE WEATHER/FREEZING, SNOW AND ICE. THE SERVICES FOR MRS. NEAL HAVE CHANGED. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OF THE CHANGES AS LISTED BELOW!!!)

A WALKTHROUGH VISITATION IS SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY JANUARY 29TH FROM 10:00 -11:30AM AT THE FUNERAL HOME'S O.T. SMITH & SONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 8424 KANIS ROAD. A GRAVESIDE SERVICE WILL BE AT 12NOON AT HAVEN OF REST CEMETERY 7102 W. 12TH STREET LITTLE ROCK. THE FAMILY / FRIENDS WILL LINE UP AT THE FUNERAL HOME)

01/02/2026

🎉✨ Happy New Year from all of us at Kelly Smith Funerals and Cremation! As we reflect on the incredible achievements and milestones of 2025, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our valued clients. Your trust and support have been instrumental in our success. We look forward to an even more prosperous 2026 together, filled with new opportunities and continued collaboration. Here’s to a fantastic year ahead! 🌟🥂

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12/31/2025

Terri Stinson, 60, of North Little Rock, AR, passed away peacefully on December 26, 2025, surrounded by family and friends.
Terri is survived by her mother, Elizabeth Rhodes; children, Travone Stinson and Travonte Stinson; siblings Steven Rhodes, Gregory Rhodes (Rashawn), Tamara Williams (Maurice), Jacqueline Rhodes and Taronda Calvin, and host of nieces, nephews, uncles, aunts, cousins and many close and devoted friends. She was preceded in death by her father, Elijah Rhodes, and her sister, Tracy Stuart. (A complete obituary will be posted once received from the family)
A memorial service will be held on January 3, 2026, 11:00am at King Solomon Baptist Church.1304 Pine Street, North Little Rock, Arkansas
(Scheduled services of events / locations listed below. Also, flowers can be ordered from this page. See “Special Notes” below)
The family would be honored if you will share with them in the celebration of Mrs. Stinson’s homegoing via in-person or by signing her online guest register book, or by any other acts of kindness shown to them during these times of bereavement. For more information, sign online guest register, plant a “Living Memorial Tree,” send flowers/cards/condolences/photos/gifts and light an “In Loving Memory Of” candle www.kellysmithfunerals.com * 501-612-5607
(In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to King Solomon Baptist Church or to any of the organizations listed under the “DONATIONS TAB”)
Poem:
“When Tomorrow Starts Without Me”  When Tomorrow Starts without me Please Try to understand That an angel came and called my name And took me by the hand The angel said my place was ready In Heaven far above And That I would have to leave behind All those I Dearly Love But When I walked through Heaven’s Gates I felt so much at home When God looked down and Smiled at me, and told me “Welcome Home.” So when Tomorrow starts without me, Don’t think we’re far apart, For every time you think of me, I’m right there in your heart.

12/28/2025

🎉🎂 Another wonderful Happy birthday to Rosalyn and Kelly the dynamic duo, the incredible twins! 🎉🎂

Wishing you both double the joy, double the fun, and double the love on your special day. May this birthday be the start of an amazing year filled with countless adventures and beautiful memories.

You two bring twice the happiness and laughter wherever you go. Your bond as twins is truly special and unique, and it’s a joy to witness your strong connection. May your bond grow even stronger as you continue to journey through life side by side.

Today, we celebrate not only your individuality but also the beautiful bond you share. As you blow out your candles, know that you are surrounded by love and warmth from friends and family who cherish you both.

May this day be a reflection of the wonderful individuals you are, and may your dreams continue to unfold in the most incredible ways. Happy birthday, dear twins! Enjoy your special day to the fullest! 🎉🎁🎈

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