Created August 27, 2018
In Memory
This eternal flame burns forever
in remembrance of Carole Ann Eubanks
Carole Ann Eubanks
Born: October 9, 1941
Died: May 13, 2020
Carole Ann Eubanks, 78, passed away
Wednesday, May 13, 2020, in her family home near Bono. She
was born on October 9, 1941, in
Blytheville. She was a graduate of Blytheville High School and Droughn
Business College in Memphis. She was preceded in death by her
parents, Virgil Monroe Brittain and Ora
Lou Hilburn;
2 month old daughter, Jennifer Diane Eubanks; sister, Barbara Ryals;
and by half-sister Viki Hand.
Survivors include her childhood
sweetheart and loving husband, Glenn Eubanks, to whom she was
married for 59 years; daughters,
Renee Eubanks and Julie Eubanks Plunkett (Rod) of Bono; and son,
Jacob Eubanks (Heather) of Bono.
She was "Nana" to her precious grandchildren Kelsey, Kirsten,
Eli,
Alyssa, and Hailey; half-sisters
Gaye Miller (Ron) of Bernie, Missouri and
Cindy Baugh (Jerry) of Sevierville,
Tennessee.
Carole retired from the Social
Security Administration in 1999, where she served as administrative
assistant for 30 years. She received many
distinguished service awards during her tenure there. Carole
and Glenn enjoyed many wonderful
vacations together traveling all over the United States, including
camping trips with their camping club and
road trips out West with family and friends. Carole always
enjoyed the outdoors and considered the
small observations from nature to be great blessings from
God, and tried to teach her
children and grandchildren the same thing. Carole was a Southern Baptist
and a faithful member of Walnut Street
Baptist Church. She participated in the "Tabitha Sews" group
until her health became too bad to
participate. In the last few years of her life, cancer claimed her
energy and wellness, keeping her from
doing many of her favorite things. However, she still kept her
family near and dear to her heart.
Anyone that has been blessed to
know Carole has described her as being a "saint", and her
children are
no exception. She exemplified the
meaning of a Christian woman; always showing patience, kindness,
and godliness in her daily life. To
say she will be missed is inadequate, for there is a missing piece in all
of our hearts. Due to Covid-19, no
public service will take place.
A memorial service will be
announced at a later date.
Friends may sign the online
guestbook by visiting emersonfuneralhome.com. For lasting memorials,
please consider donating in Carole's
memory to Tabitha Sews, ℅ Walnut Street Baptist Church, 1910
Scenic Road, Jonesboro, 72401.
Though She's gone, She is not forgotten.
Though absent, She remains in spirit.
Though once a worker, She now rests.
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