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Submitted: 4/14/24 • Approved: 4/26/24 • Last Updated: 4/29/24 • R1527702-G0-S3
May 12, 1961 - November 10, 2023
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Kevin Ray Honeycutt, age 62 of Harrison, Arkansas, passed away on November 10th in his home. We have lost a loving father, grandfather, son, brother, uncle, and friend. Kevin was born May 12th, 1961, in Yakima, Washington to Warren and Katie Honeycutt.
Kevin was an outgoing, friendly person who had never met a stranger. If you knew him well, you knew he loved to talk!!! He enjoyed watching the Razorbacks and was a huge fan of all sports. He also loved pestering and picking at his nieces and nephews whenever he got the chance!!! He loved telling his daughter (BrookiePooh) that she was his favorite daughter (She is his only daughter). He thought that was so funny.
Kevin is preceded in death by his dad, Warren Robert and his oldest brother, Robert Vance. He is survived by his mother Katie Honeycutt, his three children Brandon Ray of Harrison, Arkansas, Brooke Littlewood (David) of Kansas City, Missouri, and Bryce Warren of Nashville Tennessee. Also, his grandson, Wyatt Allen of Gravette, Arkansas. Other survivors are his brother David and his sister Kelly King (John), along with his nephews, Chase King (Chelsie), Collin Honeycutt, and Ryan King (Wendy). Nieces Shelby King, Mandy Lowry (Brandon), Mallory Catherine and 7 great nieces and nephews along with a great many cousins, uncles, aunts and friends. He was loved big and will be greatly missed by all of us.
Donations in memoriam can be made to the American Diabetes Association.
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Contributed on 4/14/24 by ashaw444
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