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Bonnie Woodall Epperson was born November 19, 1943 and was escorted to Heaven's bright city on April 18, 2020. She had long desired to be reunited with loved ones, yet continued her stay here faithfully serving her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. She gracefully persevered and accepted her roles in life as they changed over the course of her life. She was a daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, helpmeet, caregiver, widow, wife again, sidekick, afflicted with dementia, limited now unlimited. Throughout her earthly life she never lost her faith that this life is temporary and when God was through using her, He would call her home.
She loved her family dearly and was preceded in death by parents Ivy and Byron Kinslow, brother Arvel Kinslow, two sisters Margie Neal and Brenda Hemphill, husband Reverend Bill Woodall, one son Michael Woodall, one daughter, Teri Valverde, and one great-grandson, Jay Stephen Jacks. She is survived by a husband, Darryl Epperson, son Steven Woodall and wife Gloria, one daughter Kimberly Jacks and husband David, two brothers, Marvin Kinslow and Ralph Kinslow, one brother in law, Roger Hemphill and one sister in law, Elaine Kinslow. She was loved by her 8 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.The greatest thing a parent can do is live their life for the Lord in front of heir Children.
Bonnie, also known as "Bon-Bon" left a special family in Countryside Assisted Living in Hamburg, Ark. A special thank you to Crawford and Tammy Adams along with the family at Countryside for the love, dignity and care they gave her these last months of her earthly life. Great will be your reward.
Bonnie will be laid to rest at Fort Smith National Cemetery joining her Husband of 42 years Billy Gene Woodall. Services will be live streamed via Facebook @ Shady Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday, April 26 at 10:45 a.m.
She loved her family dearly and was preceded in death by parents Ivy and Byron Kinslow, brother Arvel Kinslow, two sisters Margie Neal and Brenda Hemphill, husband Reverend Bill Woodall, one son Michael Woodall, one daughter, Teri Valverde, and one great-grandson, Jay Stephen Jacks. She is survived by a husband, Darryl Epperson, son Steven Woodall and wife Gloria, one daughter Kimberly Jacks and husband David, two brothers, Marvin Kinslow and Ralph Kinslow, one brother in law, Roger Hemphill and one sister in law, Elaine Kinslow. She was loved by her 8 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.The greatest thing a parent can do is live their life for the Lord in front of heir Children.
Bonnie, also known as "Bon-Bon" left a special family in Countryside Assisted Living in Hamburg, Ark. A special thank you to Crawford and Tammy Adams along with the family at Countryside for the love, dignity and care they gave her these last months of her earthly life. Great will be your reward.
Bonnie will be laid to rest at Fort Smith National Cemetery joining her Husband of 42 years Billy Gene Woodall. Services will be live streamed via Facebook @ Shady Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday, April 26 at 10:45 a.m.