Sarah F. House, 88, of West Memphis, AR, passed away in her home on Monday, May 25, 2020.
She was born on January 28, 1932, in Slate Springs, MS, to Irby and Connie Patterson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband, J. O. "Buddy" House; her sister, Kathryn Langston; and her brother Winfred Patterson.
Those left behind to cherish her memory are her two sons, Randy House, of Marion, AR and Jeff House (Pam), of Rogers, AR; her daughter, Paula Miller (Danny), of Poolville, TX; her six grandchildren, Meredith Miller, Matt Miller (Megan), Mallory Roeder (Chip), Hunter House (Alex), Ben House, Brandon House (Amber); her 10 great grandchildren, Emery, Harper, Lilah, Selah, Elsah, Axel, Iris, Hank, Duke, Bill; and her sister, Ann Porch, of Jacksonville, FL.
Sarah was a talented player for Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers as a guard. She was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church of West Memphis, and a member of the "20 Club." Sarah was known for being the most loving, giving person you could ever meet. When she wasn't busy loving and doting on her family, Sarah was an avid fan of both the Memphis Tigers and Memphis Grizzlies, and when the games were on, everyone knew not to bother her.
She was born on January 28, 1932, in Slate Springs, MS, to Irby and Connie Patterson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband, J. O. "Buddy" House; her sister, Kathryn Langston; and her brother Winfred Patterson.
Those left behind to cherish her memory are her two sons, Randy House, of Marion, AR and Jeff House (Pam), of Rogers, AR; her daughter, Paula Miller (Danny), of Poolville, TX; her six grandchildren, Meredith Miller, Matt Miller (Megan), Mallory Roeder (Chip), Hunter House (Alex), Ben House, Brandon House (Amber); her 10 great grandchildren, Emery, Harper, Lilah, Selah, Elsah, Axel, Iris, Hank, Duke, Bill; and her sister, Ann Porch, of Jacksonville, FL.
Sarah was a talented player for Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers as a guard. She was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church of West Memphis, and a member of the "20 Club." Sarah was known for being the most loving, giving person you could ever meet. When she wasn't busy loving and doting on her family, Sarah was an avid fan of both the Memphis Tigers and Memphis Grizzlies, and when the games were on, everyone knew not to bother her.
Sarah F. House, 88, of West Memphis, AR, passed away in her home on Monday, May 25, 2020.
She was born on January 28, 1932, in Slate Springs, MS, to Irby and Connie Patterson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband, J. O. "Buddy" House; her sister, Kathryn Langston; and her brother Winfred Patterson.
Those left behind to cherish her memory are her two sons, Randy House, of Marion, AR and Jeff House (Pam), of Rogers, AR; her daughter, Paula Miller (Danny), of Poolville, TX; her six grandchildren, Meredith Miller, Matt Miller (Megan), Mallory Roeder (Chip), Hunter House (Alex), Ben House, Brandon House (Amber); her 10 great grandchildren, Emery, Harper, Lilah, Selah, Elsah, Axel, Iris, Hank, Duke, Bill; and her sister, Ann Porch, of Jacksonville, FL.
Sarah was a talented player for Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers as a guard. She was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church of West Memphis, and a member of the "20 Club." Sarah was known for being the most loving, giving person you could ever meet. When she wasn't busy loving and doting on her family, Sarah was an avid fan of both the Memphis Tigers and Memphis Grizzlies, and when the games were on, everyone knew not to bother her.
She was born on January 28, 1932, in Slate Springs, MS, to Irby and Connie Patterson.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her loving husband, J. O. "Buddy" House; her sister, Kathryn Langston; and her brother Winfred Patterson.
Those left behind to cherish her memory are her two sons, Randy House, of Marion, AR and Jeff House (Pam), of Rogers, AR; her daughter, Paula Miller (Danny), of Poolville, TX; her six grandchildren, Meredith Miller, Matt Miller (Megan), Mallory Roeder (Chip), Hunter House (Alex), Ben House, Brandon House (Amber); her 10 great grandchildren, Emery, Harper, Lilah, Selah, Elsah, Axel, Iris, Hank, Duke, Bill; and her sister, Ann Porch, of Jacksonville, FL.
Sarah was a talented player for Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers as a guard. She was a faithful member of the First Baptist Church of West Memphis, and a member of the "20 Club." Sarah was known for being the most loving, giving person you could ever meet. When she wasn't busy loving and doting on her family, Sarah was an avid fan of both the Memphis Tigers and Memphis Grizzlies, and when the games were on, everyone knew not to bother her.
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