Dwight Jack Mitchell, 57, died on April 18, 2014, at his home in Mountain View. He was born in Mountain View on February 11, 1957 to Jack Starford Mitchell and Veo Balentine Mitchell. He is survived by his mother, Veo Mitchell from Mountain View; a brother, Dennis Mitchell from Mount Pleasant; a son, Brit Mitchell and wife, Missy, from Mountain View; and a daughter, Brandy and husband, Kevin Stewart, from Fox. Dwight had three grandchildren ,Jack Lane Mitchell, Dakota and Jorja K. Stewart; and one step-grandson Brayen Morrison as well as one uncle, Silas Balentine along with many friends and relatives.
Dwight was preceded in death by his father, Jack Starford Mitchell; grandparents, John and Bertie (Woody) Balentine, Gus and Elsie Mitchell; three uncles, Albert, Claudis, and Earnest Clyde Mitchell; and three aunts, Thelma Alexander, Ann Alexander, and Cleo Green.
Dwight worked for Arkansas Highway Department for 11 years, helped his father on the cattle farm and drove a truck.
He loved the outdoors; fishing, camping out, and riding horses. Later in life, he loved to play music with his friends, or as he would say, "try to". He was a very loving Dad, loved people and, of course, he loved his grandkids.
His wishes were to donate his organs and have a memorial to celebrate his life with family and friends. The service will be held Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Roller-Crouch Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Brother David Campbell is officiating.
Dwight was preceded in death by his father, Jack Starford Mitchell; grandparents, John and Bertie (Woody) Balentine, Gus and Elsie Mitchell; three uncles, Albert, Claudis, and Earnest Clyde Mitchell; and three aunts, Thelma Alexander, Ann Alexander, and Cleo Green.
Dwight worked for Arkansas Highway Department for 11 years, helped his father on the cattle farm and drove a truck.
He loved the outdoors; fishing, camping out, and riding horses. Later in life, he loved to play music with his friends, or as he would say, "try to". He was a very loving Dad, loved people and, of course, he loved his grandkids.
His wishes were to donate his organs and have a memorial to celebrate his life with family and friends. The service will be held Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Roller-Crouch Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Brother David Campbell is officiating.
Dwight Jack Mitchell, 57, died on April 18, 2014, at his home in Mountain View. He was born in Mountain View on February 11, 1957 to Jack Starford Mitchell and Veo Balentine Mitchell. He is survived by his mother, Veo Mitchell from Mountain View; a brother, Dennis Mitchell from Mount Pleasant; a son, Brit Mitchell and wife, Missy, from Mountain View; and a daughter, Brandy and husband, Kevin Stewart, from Fox. Dwight had three grandchildren ,Jack Lane Mitchell, Dakota and Jorja K. Stewart; and one step-grandson Brayen Morrison as well as one uncle, Silas Balentine along with many friends and relatives.
Dwight was preceded in death by his father, Jack Starford Mitchell; grandparents, John and Bertie (Woody) Balentine, Gus and Elsie Mitchell; three uncles, Albert, Claudis, and Earnest Clyde Mitchell; and three aunts, Thelma Alexander, Ann Alexander, and Cleo Green.
Dwight worked for Arkansas Highway Department for 11 years, helped his father on the cattle farm and drove a truck.
He loved the outdoors; fishing, camping out, and riding horses. Later in life, he loved to play music with his friends, or as he would say, "try to". He was a very loving Dad, loved people and, of course, he loved his grandkids.
His wishes were to donate his organs and have a memorial to celebrate his life with family and friends. The service will be held Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Roller-Crouch Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Brother David Campbell is officiating.
Dwight was preceded in death by his father, Jack Starford Mitchell; grandparents, John and Bertie (Woody) Balentine, Gus and Elsie Mitchell; three uncles, Albert, Claudis, and Earnest Clyde Mitchell; and three aunts, Thelma Alexander, Ann Alexander, and Cleo Green.
Dwight worked for Arkansas Highway Department for 11 years, helped his father on the cattle farm and drove a truck.
He loved the outdoors; fishing, camping out, and riding horses. Later in life, he loved to play music with his friends, or as he would say, "try to". He was a very loving Dad, loved people and, of course, he loved his grandkids.
His wishes were to donate his organs and have a memorial to celebrate his life with family and friends. The service will be held Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Roller-Crouch Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Brother David Campbell is officiating.
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