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Joe Harold Reeves
March 25, 1947 - January 1, 2009

Mr. Joe Harold ReevesTRUMANN - Mr. Joe Harold Reeves 61, of Trumann died Thursday, January 1, 2009, at the family residence. Born in Tyronza he had lived most of his lifetime in Trumann and was a member of the Living Waters Pentecostal Church. Mr. Reeves was preceded in death by one sister, two brothers and his parents, Ezzy and Myrtle Tony Reeves.. Survivors include three sisters, Katherine Jones of Newport, Nellie Sue Jones of Harrisburg and Carolyn Oswalt of Lawrenceburg, Tenn.; and two brothers, Vester Reeves of Trumann and Ollie Reeves of Harrisburg, sister-in-law, Gertrude Reeves of Trumann. Graveside service will be Tuesday afternoon January 6, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. at the Marked Tree Cemetery with Bro. Chad O

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  1. martha gard, trumann ark. says
    January 16, 2009

    my deepest sympthomy goes out to , joe reeves family . god bless you all,

  2. tanya , says
    January 6, 2009

    I am sorry to hear the loss of your loved one, Joe Harold Reeves. It pains us losing a loved one but our Creator, Jehovah God reminds us at John 5:28, 29 that we can soon see our love ones and Revelation 21:3, 4 tells us soon death will be no more. The Bible makes the promise: “Your dead ones will live. . . . They will rise up.” And the Bible also says: “The righteous themselves will possess the earth, and they will reside forever upon it.”—Isaiah 26:19; Psalm 37:29.I hope the above information will help you during this time of sorrow. If you have any questions, please contact me at comfortone4u@gmail.com or visit your local Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. Thank you,A Dear Friend

  3. Jim Lyon, Atoka, OK says
    January 5, 2009

    My deepest sympathy for the family.I think Joe would encourage this, the one you love is gone now, your heart is broke in two. There is only 1 thing that will see you through. Get down on your knees now, call on the Lord above, He's above, He's always been there waiting to show you all his love. Dust off that old bible, open your heart and read it's written word on those pages. God is all you need! Now it's it's time to make God#1 in your life. He will not forsake you and leave you on your own. The LORD can repair what is broke apart, getting on your knees will be the perfect start. Joe new all of this...Sorry we could not be there.

  4. Jim & Monica Lyon (Reeves), Atoka, Oklahoma says
    January 5, 2009

    Everyone has our deepest sympathy and prayers. Wish we could be there, but circumstances would not permit us. Uncle Joe believed in GOD. Everyday of his journey he had faith, he tried to set God's example by walking in His love, trying to help others, whether it was offering them a drink when they were thirsty, or help to make a bed. Uncle Joe tried sharing God's words with others to encourage & lift up,to those who would listen.... I feel sorrow for us because we lost such a precious person, but at the same time I am so excited for Uncle Joe, because there is no doubt in my mind where he his...I know he's so excited, beyond comprehenson..(he's got a smile on his face that won't stop) (He's probably with Dad waiting by the river, for their loved one's to cross over with them)One of these days some of us will. Will we be ready? I loved Uncle Joe very much. I miss him calling me Sissy. We always talked on the phone when he was down @ mom & dad's,had GREAT conversation's...about what, of all things GOD...he loved God more than anything.....and of course Sissy. Uncle Joe loved with all his heart, I don't think there was much of anything Uncle Joe didn't like. A very loving, kind soul...whom will be missed very much...and We miss & love everyone there. With all my LoveSissy.....

  5. Jim & Monica Lyon (Reeves), Atoka, Oklahoma says
    January 5, 2009

    Everyone has our deepest sympathy and prayers. Wish we could be there, but circumstances would not permit us. Uncle Joe believed in GOD. Everyday of his journey he had faith, he tried to set God's example by walking in His love, trying to help others, whether it was offering them a drink when they were thirsty, or help to make a bed. Uncle Joe tried sharing God's words with others to encourage & lift up,to those who would listen.... I feel sorrow for us because we lost such a precious person, but at the same time I am so excited for Uncle Joe, because there is no doubt in my mind where he his...I know he's so excited, beyond comprehenson..(he's got a smile on his face that won't stop) (He's probably with Dad waiting by the river, for their loved one's to cross over with them)One of these days some of us will. Will we be ready? I loved Uncle Joe very much. I miss him calling me Sissy. We always talked on the phone when he was down @ mom & dad's,had GREAT conversation's...about what, of all things GOD...he loved God more than anything.....and of course Sissy. Uncle Joe loved with all his heart, I don't think there was much of anything Uncle Joe didn't like. A very loving, kind soul...whom will be missed very much...and We miss & love everyone there. With all my LoveSissy.....

  6. Debbie Davies, Gurdon, AR says
    January 5, 2009

    Don and I were so sorry to hear about the death of Uncle Joe. I have fond memories of Uncle Joe during the summer visits he used to spend with daddy. He was very special to dad. Maybe they are kissing and hugging each other right now. He is very much loved and will be missed. I wish I could be with all of you, it could not be helped. Love to all, Debbie and Don

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