Obituaries

Joyce Clersie Chapman, 85, of Summit, passed away at her home on May 6, 2026, peacefully surrounded by loved ones. She was born on October 12, 1940, in Monkey Run, the daughter of Henry Edward Carson and Sallie Mae (Davis) Carson.

Charles Herbert Campbell, 74, of Harrison, passed away April 26, 2026. Charles was born on September 21,

Troy Allen Woelbing, 60, of Yellville passed away on Wednesday, April 29 of 2026, at his home. Troy was born to Allen and Delcie (Rhoads) Woelbing on August 29, 1965. After moving to Wisconsin, the family settled in the Henderson and Bull Shoals.

Jerry Wayne Honaker, the son of Ken and Gerdi (Dietz) Honaker, was born December 2, 1960, in Pampa, Texas, raised in Amarillo, Texas, where he lived through his youth and graduated high school. Jerry loved boasting of his adventures with his sister and close friends on his Schwinn Stingray bicycle, minibikes, his first car he bought and early working years. He developed an unparalleled work ethic from a young age that he carried with him for the rest of his life.

Sharon B. Owen-Cranfill, a longtime resident of Flippin, passed away on April 20, 2026, at the age of 77. She was born on June 26, 1948, in Quincy, California; Sharon was the daughter of Woodson and Edna Belle Owen.

Rocky Arndt, aged 68, passed on Tuesday, April 7, 2026. He spent his final days as he spent his life deeply loved. Rocky was born June 22, 1957, in Wisconsin, the first of five children.

Michael John Walkerwicz, 70, of Lead Hill, passed away on April 12, 2026, leaving behind a life defined by conviction, humor, and an unmistakable presence that will not soon be forgotten. Michael was born on May 1, 1955, in Callicoon, New York, and raised in Upstate New York as a proud second-generation American to his Polish immigrant parents, John Andrew Walkerwicz and Natalie Ulanska Walkerwicz.

Charles Stewart, 89, of Mountain Home, passed away peacefully on April 8, 2026. Born in 1936 in Piggott, Charles was raised by his parents, Everett and Floy Stewart, alongside his identical twin brother, Robert Stewart, with whom he shared a lifelong bond that remained one of the most meaningful relationships of his life. The two were inseparable growing up, playing football together as inside and outside linebackers and forming a connection that endured across decades, distance, and life’s many chapters.