of Cabot, AR
June 25, 1927 - July 25, 2022
Mary Garner, 95, of Cabot, Arkansas passed from this life on July 25, 2022. She was born June 25, 1927 in Searcy, Arkansas to the late A. M. and Mary Ada Joyner Faith.
Mary was always active and had many hobbies she enjoyed into her nineties. These included painting, ceramics, gardening and playing the piano. Mary's career as a realtor gave her many opportunities to help people.
In addition to her parents, Mary is preceded in death by her husband, James S. Garner; two brothers, James Faith and Dean (June) Faith and one sister, Betty (Lamar) Vaughn.
Left to cherish her memory are her sons, Don Garner and Jimi Garner; four grandchildren, Haley (Weston) Kelly, Brandy (Jeff) Schroder, Tara (Justin) Wilson and Jessica Garner; ten great grandchildren and many more loved ones too numerous to name.
A visitation will be held at Roller-Daniel Funeral Home, 1:00-2:00PM Friday, July 29, 2022, with service to follow. Interment will be at Oakgrove Cemetery in Searcy.
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7 Condolence(s)
Ann S Marshall Grigsby
Saturday, September 10, 2022
Aunt Mary was so much fun and dearly precious to all who knew her! She was beautiful inside and out, always so gracious, kind, and very "savvy" about the world in general, local people, and especially family members. She loved to laugh and to bring a smile to another's face, yet always acted with kindness, patience, and understanding. I adored this wonderful woman, and I'll always miss her. (From Ann, mother of Jane Faith Brown.)
David Nicpan
Friday, July 29, 2022
Mary was a Wonderful woman. She was always so very kind to me when I called to speak to Don. I really enjoyed her company. God bless.
Leah Brooks
Friday, July 29, 2022
Mary was my 2nd cousin, but more like a close Aunt; she was my dad's 1st cousin. When I was a child, we lived down the street from her mom, my Great Aunt Ada, and I would go visit often. When I was in the Girl Scouts, she had us over to tour the house she was remodeling/living in, in Judsonia, the mansion as it was called. It's a Southern Antebellum "mansion". She was flipping houses before it became a thing.
I had seen most of the homes she flipped, and they were always beautiful; she was also a realtor at the time. She and her brother, M. D. Faith had an office on Race Street.
All I have now are the memories she gave me, and the red lipstick 💄 she always wore.
Haley Star Kelly
Thursday, July 28, 2022
My grandma Garner ALWAYS made sure she got her sugars. If you knew her, you likely know "sugars" meant kisses.
She was sweet like the sugars she gave but also so strong. I do and will continue to miss her greatly and feel so blessed to have called her my grandmother, and great grandmother to my children.
Giving sugars was the first and last thing we did every time we saw each other, even when she had her red lipstick on that would hardly wipe off my cheek. I think, at least in my memories, I just leave that lipstick kiss on my cheek from now on.
Jenny Craig
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
I send condolences to the family. Ms.Mary was a lovely lady. I am thankful for the time that I had taking part in her care at Stonebridge. Bless you all as you grieve.
Abner Garner
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
Such a beautiful loving Aunt. The only Aunt I had on the Garner side of family. Loved her so much â¤ï¸
Rogerwhitham
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
My thoughts and prayers for the family