Bettye Ann Robinson, 79, a resident of White Hall, went to be with the Lord Monday, September 30, 2013, at Jefferson Regional Medical Center. Born December 6, 1933, in Wabbaseka, she was the daughter of the late Horace and Aretta Freeman Cockrell. Mrs. Robinson grew up and received her education in Wabbaseka. She was a homemaker and a member of the Baptist faith. She loved the Lord and had a sign on her front door that said, "God's Word is my Strength".
She enjoyed being outside, manicuring her lawn, raising roses, flowers, and a vegetable garden. Also she was a great cook. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday, and she insisted on doing all the cooking herself. Being very patriotic, she flew an American flag from a flagpole, moving it from Jasper, where she had previously lived. She also loved her dogs Bo and Sadie and her cats Simon and Brandy.
Preceding her in death were her parents, one son, and five brothers: Bruce Cockrell, H. F. Cockrell, Marvin Cockrell, John F. Cockrell, and George Cockrell, all of Arkansas.
She enjoyed being outside, manicuring her lawn, raising roses, flowers, and a vegetable garden. Also she was a great cook. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday, and she insisted on doing all the cooking herself. Being very patriotic, she flew an American flag from a flagpole, moving it from Jasper, where she had previously lived. She also loved her dogs Bo and Sadie and her cats Simon and Brandy.
Preceding her in death were her parents, one son, and five brothers: Bruce Cockrell, H. F. Cockrell, Marvin Cockrell, John F. Cockrell, and George Cockrell, all of Arkansas.
Bettye Ann Robinson, 79, a resident of White Hall, went to be with the Lord Monday, September 30, 2013, at Jefferson Regional Medical Center. Born December 6, 1933, in Wabbaseka, she was the daughter of the late Horace and Aretta Freeman Cockrell. Mrs. Robinson grew up and received her education in Wabbaseka. She was a homemaker and a member of the Baptist faith. She loved the Lord and had a sign on her front door that said, "God's Word is my Strength".
She enjoyed being outside, manicuring her lawn, raising roses, flowers, and a vegetable garden. Also she was a great cook. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday, and she insisted on doing all the cooking herself. Being very patriotic, she flew an American flag from a flagpole, moving it from Jasper, where she had previously lived. She also loved her dogs Bo and Sadie and her cats Simon and Brandy.
Preceding her in death were her parents, one son, and five brothers: Bruce Cockrell, H. F. Cockrell, Marvin Cockrell, John F. Cockrell, and George Cockrell, all of Arkansas.
She enjoyed being outside, manicuring her lawn, raising roses, flowers, and a vegetable garden. Also she was a great cook. Thanksgiving was her favorite holiday, and she insisted on doing all the cooking herself. Being very patriotic, she flew an American flag from a flagpole, moving it from Jasper, where she had previously lived. She also loved her dogs Bo and Sadie and her cats Simon and Brandy.
Preceding her in death were her parents, one son, and five brothers: Bruce Cockrell, H. F. Cockrell, Marvin Cockrell, John F. Cockrell, and George Cockrell, all of Arkansas.
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