of Lead Hill, AR
May 7, 1934 - January 19, 2016
Doyne Koneth Honeycutt, age 81, of South Lead Hill, Arkansas, passed away Tuesday, January 19, 2016, at his home. He was born May 7, 1934, in Marion County, near Pyatt, Arkansas, the son of Horace Greeley and Nettie (Saylors) Honeycutt. Doyne was preceded in death by his parents and an infant brother.
Doyne is survived by his wife, Winnifred Lea (Wood) Honeycutt, of the home; three children, Bradley Doyne Honeycutt and wife Sherry of Harrison, Ronald Joe Honeycutt and wife Lucrisia of Harrison, and Vicky Lea Dewey and husband Scott, of Harrison. Doyne is also survived by two sisters and four brothers; eight grandchildren, Gyla Rogers, Amanda Honeycutt, Travis Honeycutt, Dustin Dewey, Heath Honeycutt, Dylan Honeycutt, Dalton Dewey and Austin Honeycutt. Also surviving Doyne are nine great-grandchildren, Bradley, Wayne, Ty, Bailey, Landra, Bentley, Jasper, Jessie and Charlee.
Funeral service was Friday, January 22, 2016, at Roller-Christeson Chapel, in Harrison, Arkansas. There will be an open visitation.
Pallbearers were Travis Honeycutt, Dustin Dewey, Heath Honeycutt, Dylan Honeycutt, Dalton Dewey and Austin Honeycutt.
Honorary pallbearers were Gyla Rogers and Amanda Honeycutt.
Interment was in Maplewood Cemetery in Harrison, Arkansas.
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13 Condolence(s)
Chris Euteneier
Friday, January 22, 2016
I met Koneth because he married my cousin Babe when I was in grade school. I always looked forward to when they came to WA to visit. Koneth was one of the most likable guys I know. I remember when my dad (an old German Cowboy) and Koneth (Southern Gentleman) would sit under the elm tree and swap stories...something you did not want to interrupt. My best wishes go to Babe, Vicky, Brad, and Ron and their families.
Stacey and Patrick villines
Friday, January 22, 2016
You all are in our thoughts and prayers. May God bring you comfort.
Sherry (Evans) Viter
Friday, January 22, 2016
I will always remember Koneth and dancing at the Monarch Club.Sorry for your loss Winney and the Honeycutt family.He was part of my family when I moved to Arkansas from California to be with my parents and I loved being around all of the Monarch group.He was a wonderful person and I'm privileged to have known him.Rest In Peace with the Lord.
Tammy Rogers
Friday, January 22, 2016
Thinking of all of you at this time. You are all in my heart and prayers.
Cheri Young
Friday, January 22, 2016
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
jean and jerry ketchum
Thursday, January 21, 2016
RIP my friend Koneth. So sorry for your loss Winnie and family. We loved these two people so much.
jean and jerry ketchum
Cliff & Rhonda Honeycutt
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Uncle Koneth & aunte Winnie came and got us seamed like every weekend when we moved back to Arkansas living with Grandma & Grandpa Honeycutt, didn't know if they were giving us a break or the grands a break from us! But we felt just like one of theirs!! Aunte Winnie,Vickie, Brad and Ronald joe our Heart is broken for you loss but not just yours everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. We love you all and miss him.
Pam McCollester
Thursday, January 21, 2016
I am praying for the family. I know that the passing of uncle Koneth is a great loss to everyone. I was very pleased to be able to visit with him and aunt Winnie recently. I love them both and think of them with fond memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love Pam
Wendell and Lori Gray
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Sorry for your loss. Praying for God's comfort and peace for all. Wendell and Lori Gray
David Honeycutt
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Aunt Winnie, Vick, Brad, Ron, I think back to times spent with the whole family at grandpa's and the good times that were had there. What a group. Uncle Koneth's sense of humor, wisdom, honesty, and love for his family will never leave me. I love you all.
David
Tina DUNLAP ames
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
My thoughts and prayers for your family.
Kelly King
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
My uncle what a great man . I remember when I was young getting to see him often . Seems the older we get the busier our life is.(or so you think) over the last few years I got a chance to reexperience the wisdom and love of my uncle a little more as he talked and advised me through some pretty tough times and decisions that were hard for me. He would never come out and tell me what to do and would say he wouldn't but he would tell me what he thought and say he would stand beside me and help me through it. He was a man of truth and honesty and loyalty . A family man who loved and had the love of one woman for life my aunt Winnie. A hard working man whose hands could make anything. I am a proud and privileged neice that got to experience the life and love of this man. This man uncle Koneth and his beautiful wife aunt Winnie and my cousins Vicki, Brad and Ronnie.
larry & pat owen
Wednesday, January 20, 2016
So sorry for your lost. We thought a lot of Koneth
Larry and Pat Owen