Barbara Mahan Givens, 69, went to her eternal home June 6, 2018, at Ouachita County Medical Center in Camden. She was born in the home where her Dad was born in Holly Springs, AR on May 11, 1949 to Reece and Atha Faye Mahan, who preceded her in death. She was their precious girl and they adored her.
Barbara was a remarkable woman who touched many lives in a positive, encouraging way. She was once married for 32 years, gave birth to two boys, who were the center of her world. For 32 years she was a stay at home wife, mother, “baseball Mom” and homemaker who was very gifted in caring for her home and family. She was an excellent cook and seamstress and an artist who loved old barns. Her sons brought her such happiness and gifted her with grandchildren who adored their Mimi and she adored them right back.
She loved living in her country home. She loved the quiet solitude and the sound of the wind whispering gently through the trees. She loved her Lord.
She entered the workforce at Ouachita County Medical Center in August 1999 and a new phase of her life began. It was as if she had found her calling when she joined the staff of the OCMC Chemical Dependency Unit. There she gave unconditional love, support and encouragement to those who were facing one of the most challenging times of their lives. From the outpouring of thanksgivings and expressions of love sent her way during her brief illness, she evidently ministered far beyond her own awareness.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving sons Mark Givens and his wife Brandy of El Dorado and their children Presley Givens, Baylee and Blane Jones; Jason “J” Givens and his wife Stephanie of Benton and their children Reece and Payne Givens; sister Peggy Abbott and her husband Jimmy, niece Emily Abbott and nephew Chris Abbott, special cousins Wilma “Punky” Adams, and Kay Howard, along with many other dear cousins.
“Never believe that a few caring people cannot change the world, for indeed that’s all who ever have.” Barbara
Barbara was a remarkable woman who touched many lives in a positive, encouraging way. She was once married for 32 years, gave birth to two boys, who were the center of her world. For 32 years she was a stay at home wife, mother, “baseball Mom” and homemaker who was very gifted in caring for her home and family. She was an excellent cook and seamstress and an artist who loved old barns. Her sons brought her such happiness and gifted her with grandchildren who adored their Mimi and she adored them right back.
She loved living in her country home. She loved the quiet solitude and the sound of the wind whispering gently through the trees. She loved her Lord.
She entered the workforce at Ouachita County Medical Center in August 1999 and a new phase of her life began. It was as if she had found her calling when she joined the staff of the OCMC Chemical Dependency Unit. There she gave unconditional love, support and encouragement to those who were facing one of the most challenging times of their lives. From the outpouring of thanksgivings and expressions of love sent her way during her brief illness, she evidently ministered far beyond her own awareness.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving sons Mark Givens and his wife Brandy of El Dorado and their children Presley Givens, Baylee and Blane Jones; Jason “J” Givens and his wife Stephanie of Benton and their children Reece and Payne Givens; sister Peggy Abbott and her husband Jimmy, niece Emily Abbott and nephew Chris Abbott, special cousins Wilma “Punky” Adams, and Kay Howard, along with many other dear cousins.
“Never believe that a few caring people cannot change the world, for indeed that’s all who ever have.” Barbara
Barbara Mahan Givens, 69, went to her eternal home June 6, 2018, at Ouachita County Medical Center in Camden. She was born in the home where her Dad was born in Holly Springs, AR on May 11, 1949 to Reece and Atha Faye Mahan, who preceded her in death. She was their precious girl and they adored her.
Barbara was a remarkable woman who touched many lives in a positive, encouraging way. She was once married for 32 years, gave birth to two boys, who were the center of her world. For 32 years she was a stay at home wife, mother, “baseball Mom” and homemaker who was very gifted in caring for her home and family. She was an excellent cook and seamstress and an artist who loved old barns. Her sons brought her such happiness and gifted her with grandchildren who adored their Mimi and she adored them right back.
She loved living in her country home. She loved the quiet solitude and the sound of the wind whispering gently through the trees. She loved her Lord.
She entered the workforce at Ouachita County Medical Center in August 1999 and a new phase of her life began. It was as if she had found her calling when she joined the staff of the OCMC Chemical Dependency Unit. There she gave unconditional love, support and encouragement to those who were facing one of the most challenging times of their lives. From the outpouring of thanksgivings and expressions of love sent her way during her brief illness, she evidently ministered far beyond her own awareness.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving sons Mark Givens and his wife Brandy of El Dorado and their children Presley Givens, Baylee and Blane Jones; Jason “J” Givens and his wife Stephanie of Benton and their children Reece and Payne Givens; sister Peggy Abbott and her husband Jimmy, niece Emily Abbott and nephew Chris Abbott, special cousins Wilma “Punky” Adams, and Kay Howard, along with many other dear cousins.
“Never believe that a few caring people cannot change the world, for indeed that’s all who ever have.” Barbara
Barbara was a remarkable woman who touched many lives in a positive, encouraging way. She was once married for 32 years, gave birth to two boys, who were the center of her world. For 32 years she was a stay at home wife, mother, “baseball Mom” and homemaker who was very gifted in caring for her home and family. She was an excellent cook and seamstress and an artist who loved old barns. Her sons brought her such happiness and gifted her with grandchildren who adored their Mimi and she adored them right back.
She loved living in her country home. She loved the quiet solitude and the sound of the wind whispering gently through the trees. She loved her Lord.
She entered the workforce at Ouachita County Medical Center in August 1999 and a new phase of her life began. It was as if she had found her calling when she joined the staff of the OCMC Chemical Dependency Unit. There she gave unconditional love, support and encouragement to those who were facing one of the most challenging times of their lives. From the outpouring of thanksgivings and expressions of love sent her way during her brief illness, she evidently ministered far beyond her own awareness.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving sons Mark Givens and his wife Brandy of El Dorado and their children Presley Givens, Baylee and Blane Jones; Jason “J” Givens and his wife Stephanie of Benton and their children Reece and Payne Givens; sister Peggy Abbott and her husband Jimmy, niece Emily Abbott and nephew Chris Abbott, special cousins Wilma “Punky” Adams, and Kay Howard, along with many other dear cousins.
“Never believe that a few caring people cannot change the world, for indeed that’s all who ever have.” Barbara
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