Nona Laverne Daugherty passed from this life on Nov. 8, 2007 after a prolonged battle with cancer and its complications.
Laverne nicknamed "Pete," short for Sweet Pea, was born July 5, 1936 near the Plainview community to Porter and Letha Wood Nixon. She was one of six children reared as faithful Baptists. She was a life long member of Judsonia Missionary Baptist Church. Laverne felt her greatest calling in life was that of a faithful wife and loving mother to her husband and four children. She fulfilled this role with a patience and love that will be missed by all. Her greatest legacy is her devotion and love for her husband, children and family. She spent 10 years as a lunchroom worker and teachers aide with the Judsonia School system before returning to her role as a homemaker.
Preceded in death by her father Porter Nixon. Survivors include her mother Letha Nixon, her husband of 54 years Glenn Daugherty; three sons, Dwight Daugherty and wife Debra of Romance, Alan Daugherty of Hot Springs, and Roger Daugherty and wife Missy of Judsonia, and one daughter, Sheila Sims and husband Donnie of Cabot; two grandsons and seven granddaughters that was the joy of her life, and four brothers and one sister, Wardell Nixon, Junior Nixon, Dennis Nixon, Jim Nixon, and Neva Sullivan.
Funeral services: Powell Funeral Home Chapel of Bald Knob with Interment at Providence Cemetery.
Laverne nicknamed "Pete," short for Sweet Pea, was born July 5, 1936 near the Plainview community to Porter and Letha Wood Nixon. She was one of six children reared as faithful Baptists. She was a life long member of Judsonia Missionary Baptist Church. Laverne felt her greatest calling in life was that of a faithful wife and loving mother to her husband and four children. She fulfilled this role with a patience and love that will be missed by all. Her greatest legacy is her devotion and love for her husband, children and family. She spent 10 years as a lunchroom worker and teachers aide with the Judsonia School system before returning to her role as a homemaker.
Preceded in death by her father Porter Nixon. Survivors include her mother Letha Nixon, her husband of 54 years Glenn Daugherty; three sons, Dwight Daugherty and wife Debra of Romance, Alan Daugherty of Hot Springs, and Roger Daugherty and wife Missy of Judsonia, and one daughter, Sheila Sims and husband Donnie of Cabot; two grandsons and seven granddaughters that was the joy of her life, and four brothers and one sister, Wardell Nixon, Junior Nixon, Dennis Nixon, Jim Nixon, and Neva Sullivan.
Funeral services: Powell Funeral Home Chapel of Bald Knob with Interment at Providence Cemetery.
Nona Laverne Daugherty passed from this life on Nov. 8, 2007 after a prolonged battle with cancer and its complications.
Laverne nicknamed "Pete," short for Sweet Pea, was born July 5, 1936 near the Plainview community to Porter and Letha Wood Nixon. She was one of six children reared as faithful Baptists. She was a life long member of Judsonia Missionary Baptist Church. Laverne felt her greatest calling in life was that of a faithful wife and loving mother to her husband and four children. She fulfilled this role with a patience and love that will be missed by all. Her greatest legacy is her devotion and love for her husband, children and family. She spent 10 years as a lunchroom worker and teachers aide with the Judsonia School system before returning to her role as a homemaker.
Preceded in death by her father Porter Nixon. Survivors include her mother Letha Nixon, her husband of 54 years Glenn Daugherty; three sons, Dwight Daugherty and wife Debra of Romance, Alan Daugherty of Hot Springs, and Roger Daugherty and wife Missy of Judsonia, and one daughter, Sheila Sims and husband Donnie of Cabot; two grandsons and seven granddaughters that was the joy of her life, and four brothers and one sister, Wardell Nixon, Junior Nixon, Dennis Nixon, Jim Nixon, and Neva Sullivan.
Funeral services: Powell Funeral Home Chapel of Bald Knob with Interment at Providence Cemetery.
Laverne nicknamed "Pete," short for Sweet Pea, was born July 5, 1936 near the Plainview community to Porter and Letha Wood Nixon. She was one of six children reared as faithful Baptists. She was a life long member of Judsonia Missionary Baptist Church. Laverne felt her greatest calling in life was that of a faithful wife and loving mother to her husband and four children. She fulfilled this role with a patience and love that will be missed by all. Her greatest legacy is her devotion and love for her husband, children and family. She spent 10 years as a lunchroom worker and teachers aide with the Judsonia School system before returning to her role as a homemaker.
Preceded in death by her father Porter Nixon. Survivors include her mother Letha Nixon, her husband of 54 years Glenn Daugherty; three sons, Dwight Daugherty and wife Debra of Romance, Alan Daugherty of Hot Springs, and Roger Daugherty and wife Missy of Judsonia, and one daughter, Sheila Sims and husband Donnie of Cabot; two grandsons and seven granddaughters that was the joy of her life, and four brothers and one sister, Wardell Nixon, Junior Nixon, Dennis Nixon, Jim Nixon, and Neva Sullivan.
Funeral services: Powell Funeral Home Chapel of Bald Knob with Interment at Providence Cemetery.
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