of Marshall, AR
May 2, 1943 - April 24, 2024
Barbara Lorraine Wigley, 80, of Marshall, Arkansas passed away on Wednesday, April 24, 2024 at White River Medical Center in Batesville, Arkansas. Barbara was born on May 2, 1943 in Oakland, California to the late Otto and Patricia (Hornaday) Jensen. Barbara worked as a service advisor at car dealerships for many years. Barbara had an adventurous spirit and her last two birthdays were spent skydiving and zip lining through Las Vegas. Barbara was an extremely caring, loving and kind spirit who would help anyone in need. She was a ''mother'' to many kids and will be greatly missed by all of her loving family and friends.
Barbara is survived by her son, Joseph ''Joe'' Wigley and wife, Melissa; son, Herman Glen Wigley; brother, Darrow ''Wayne'' Jensen and wife, Sharon; sister, Judy Moore; eight grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and her best friend, Betty Pogue; along with many extended family and friends.
Barbara is preceded in death by her parents, Otto and Patricia (Hornaday) Jensen; husband, Glenwood Wigley and her only daughter, Edrie ''Lynn'' Williams.
A celebration of life will take place at the home of her son, Joseph ''Joe'' Wigley and his wife, Melissa on Saturday, May 4, 2024 at 1:00PM at 3078 Horton Hill Road, Marshall, Arkansas 72650 with Brother Roy Jones officiating.
Roller Crouch Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
The loss of this special, special lady takes my breath away. My mind still doesn’t want to believe it. My heart breaks for Joe, Victoria and all her love one . You couldn’t put a number on Barbara’s age, she was a vibrant spirit with a soul sweet and loving to all . I will miss my sister friend but I know she is running across Heaven and bugging GOD for job to keep her busy.
My heart is both saddened and joyfully. The lady I called mom has gone to heaven like my mother, now she is back with her beloved husband and her daughter Lynn. I spent my teen years practically being half raised by this woman and she gave me the honor of calling her mom cause that is how I felt about Her. God speed in your next journey Mom and till we meet agian know I will miss and love you
I was stunned to hear of Mrs Barbara's passing. She was so full of life and excitement. I enjoyed printing her family pictures but the most fun I had was working on her Skydiving collages. Her vibrancy in embracing adventure at her age challenged me to live more fully now. She will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Barbara was a joy to be around. I was amazed at her telling of her zip lining and sky diving trips. I told her about my sister wanting to zip line before she dies and she would laugh when I told her I told my sister I wanted to die before I zip lined. She told me of her sister not wanting to do those things either............... I said her sister and I could enjoy watching while she and my sister did them
Barbara was an extraordinary woman that I wish I had met sooner. She went out of her way to help me and was a joy to chat with. I will miss her. I know Barbara's family will miss her but I sure hope there are zillions of great memories to look back on. My sincere condolances to the family and close friends. May she rest in peace and look down upon you.
Aunt Barbara will forever be missed by all who have had the honor and pleasure to meet her. Through the years she has been a wonderful friend to her sister-in- law. Shirley McGilton. I always enjoyed getting to see her when i growing up.
love you Aunt Barbara
Ms Barbara stayed nights with my mother some a few years ago and she was always so good with my mother
I know that she is now free to fly high and adventure all she wants
I’m sorry for your loss but hope that all the wonderful memories will help you through the following days
Praying for the family and grandkids and great grandkids friends and pastor preaching the sermon at her home
So sorry for your loss. Ms Barbara sold me many parts and took good care of my vehicle needs. We had a good visit not long ago. She will be missed. Praying for her family