of North Little Rock, AR
February 5, 1938 - May 7, 2021
Dalton Doyle ''Pops'' McGinty, 83, peacefully began his heavenly journey at his home in North Little Rock, AR, at 6:15pm on May 7, 2021, with his family by his side. A native of Greenbrier, AR, and eldest of 9 children born to the late Cecil and Willie (Powell) McGinty. He believed in hard work and taking care of family.
He was an expert welder and assembler. A factory worker since he was 18 for companies such as Virco ''˜58-''˜72, Twin Tables '72-'81, Macrosky's '81-''˜82 and finally retired from AmTran Bus Company in 2000 after 17 years.
Pops will be remembered as a man who was never at a loss for words. He had a passion for hunting, fishing and collecting hot wheels. He could usually be found drinking a beer by the pool or tinkering in his shop where he could fix or rig just about anything.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife of 54 years, Martha Jean (Childers); daughter, Veronica Grage; sister, Reda Childers; brothers, Arnold, Landel and Danny.
Survived by his sisters, Mary Rickett, Geanie Wickliffe, Diane (Ted) Frizzell; a brother, Darrell (Anita) McGinty; son, Doyle Wayne McGinty; daughter, Karla (Brian) Pierce; son-in-law, Trent (Yvonne) Grage Sr.; daughter-in-law, Sandy McGinty; grandson, Justin McGinty; as well as 9 grandchildren, Justin (Rebecca) McGinty, Trent (Kayla) Grage Jr, Michael Grage, William (Brittany) Pierce, Sara McGinty Coon, Joseph (Alexandria) Pierce, Ashlynn (Logan) Worley, Jerald (Reagan) McGinty, Amy McGinty; 16 great- grandchildren, Brayden Grage, Destiny Franks, Dallas Deason, Trent Grage III, Darien Franks, Casen McGinty, Addison Pierce, Arianna Williams, Lara Pierce, Jacob Pierce, Journee Deason, Rhett Worley, Willa McGinty, Luke Pierce, Keyvona Johnson, Kylan McGinty. He will also be missed by a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
Visitation will be Saturday, May 15, 2021, from 1:00-2:00pm, at Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in Greenbrier, AR. Funeral Service will begin at 2:00pm followed by a graveside service and burial at McGinty Town Cemetery.
Pops will be missed. He was a very true and knowledgeable friend. Loved to have a drink and hear his old fishing stories. Very much like a true grandpa to me.
Sorry we can't be with you all, but our thoughts and prayers are with you all. He will be missed! It was a pleasure to know him.
May you rest in peace cousin. Our plan is to see you in heaven when we all get together over there some glad and glorious day. God is so good and we cannot thank Him enough for all His great and wonderful blessings that we enjoy daily. We thank Him for sending His dear son to die in our place on
a horrible and cruel cross for our sins and guilt. What a beautiful savior that we will see one day if we
stay faithful to Him and His Word. Praise the Lord!
Karla, Doyle Wayne, Justin, Michael and ALL of you, I love all you cousins so much. Uncle Dalton was like my 2nd daddy growing up. Not only was he my Daddy’s brother, but he was also his best friend.. I imagine it was a beautiful reunion when he arrived in Heaven. I will forever cherish the memories.
We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the McGinty’s.
Our condolences from the McGinty family to your family you all are in our prayers
We will miss you so much Uncle Dalton. You were my 2nd father growing up cause I was at your house every weekend with Veronica. Love you always and forever.
Uncle Dalton is another very important person in our family's lives that always showed love, passion, and a memory for so many stories. A lot of us will most definitely miss him here. praying for you all. Love yas
So sorry to hear and we will be praying for everyone in the family. We know he is having a great reunion in Heaven! We know he will be greatly missed here by his family.
Sorry I couldn't be with you,but know i love all of you.Dalton was a special kind of man,he will be missed.
wow heaven gained a great man! Spent many nights by the pool listening to story's with pops. What a great friend he was. He would never turn anyone away and you was always welcome to pull up a chair and crack a cold one. If you needed advice he always had some. If you just needed a ear he would always listen.. He will be missed by many.
Our thoughts and prayers and with you Karla and Brian and all your family. He was a loving and caring man who loved his family, and will be missed by all. We were so fortunate for him to have been part of our life these past 30 years. All those precious memories of him will carry you through this difficult time. Hugs and kisses to you all😘
Prayers for the family