Arduth Enoch Weston (Art), 82, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 12, 2022. He passed like he lived life, with grace and ease from aggressive liver cancer. He was born and raised at Meyers, Arkansas, in a log cabin that still stands today.
Arduth was owner of Arkansas Septic Service and did excavating work, among many other things. Restoring old cars, '41 and '51 Fords, was his passion. Arduth loved his coffee shop buddies, always the highlight of his day.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Enoch, Cleva (step-dad: Alen Hurst); uncles and aunts.
Arduth was owner of Arkansas Septic Service and did excavating work, among many other things. Restoring old cars, '41 and '51 Fords, was his passion. Arduth loved his coffee shop buddies, always the highlight of his day.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Enoch, Cleva (step-dad: Alen Hurst); uncles and aunts.
Arduth Enoch Weston (Art), 82, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 12, 2022. He passed like he lived life, with grace and ease from aggressive liver cancer. He was born and raised at Meyers, Arkansas, in a log cabin that still stands today.
Arduth was owner of Arkansas Septic Service and did excavating work, among many other things. Restoring old cars, '41 and '51 Fords, was his passion. Arduth loved his coffee shop buddies, always the highlight of his day.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Enoch, Cleva (step-dad: Alen Hurst); uncles and aunts.
Arduth was owner of Arkansas Septic Service and did excavating work, among many other things. Restoring old cars, '41 and '51 Fords, was his passion. Arduth loved his coffee shop buddies, always the highlight of his day.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Enoch, Cleva (step-dad: Alen Hurst); uncles and aunts.
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