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Holly Eddins Smith, age 53 of Pansy, AR passed away Sunday, April 11, 2010 at the Drew Memorial Hospital in Monticello, AR. A wife, daughter and sister, she was born on August 13, 1956 in Stuttgart, AR to Howard C. and Donna B. Eddins.
Banking was Holly's career beginning at Farmers and Merchants Bank of Stuttgart, then moving to Little Rock to join Worthern Bank and finally ending as the department head of the ATM's. She was a graduate of the LSU School of Banking in Baton Rouge, LA and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Hot Springs.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Betty M. Burke and Curtis and Rosa Eddins all of Stuttgart. Holly is survived by her husband, Rusty Smith of Pansy; a step son, Brian Smith of Little Rock; her parents, Howard C. and Donna B. Eddins of Hot Springs; two sisters, Diane Relyea and husband, David of Almyra and Tracy Zimmer and husband Steve of Bonnerdale; two nephews, Heath Relyea and wife, Angel and Mark Relyea and wife, Ashley all of Almyra; and three special nieces, Sidney, Christan and Harlie Relyea or as she called them, "The Girlie Girls".
Memorials may be made to the Humane Society.
Banking was Holly's career beginning at Farmers and Merchants Bank of Stuttgart, then moving to Little Rock to join Worthern Bank and finally ending as the department head of the ATM's. She was a graduate of the LSU School of Banking in Baton Rouge, LA and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Hot Springs.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Betty M. Burke and Curtis and Rosa Eddins all of Stuttgart. Holly is survived by her husband, Rusty Smith of Pansy; a step son, Brian Smith of Little Rock; her parents, Howard C. and Donna B. Eddins of Hot Springs; two sisters, Diane Relyea and husband, David of Almyra and Tracy Zimmer and husband Steve of Bonnerdale; two nephews, Heath Relyea and wife, Angel and Mark Relyea and wife, Ashley all of Almyra; and three special nieces, Sidney, Christan and Harlie Relyea or as she called them, "The Girlie Girls".
Memorials may be made to the Humane Society.