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Submitted: 1/10/25 • Approved: 1/11/25 • Last Updated: 1/14/25 • R1551986-G0-S3
December 19, 1951 - February 1, 2020
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A Celebration of Life will be held at Big Cuppa, February 23, 2020. Big Cuppa is located at 205 E Broadway St in Morrilton, AR. Come and go remembrances welcomed by friends 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm and a personal time of remembrance by invitation for close family 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
Thomas J. Burns joined his loved ones in Heaven on February 1, 2020. He is survived by his wife, Linda, Children: Daughter, Brandy and her husband Nick, Son, Joshua, Daughter, Courtney and her husband Cody, Joshua and Courtneys mother, Yvonne Burns, Marty and his wife Jaime,
Parents: Stepmother, Audrey Burns
Siblings: John Burns and Sandy, Charlene Lorino and Bob, Catherine Burns, David Burns and Nan, Grandchildren: Joseph, Austin, Arden, Ty, Kane, Harrison, Lain, Kyndall. He was blessed with many nieces and nephews. He is also survived by his dearest friend and mentor, Emery Soileau. He was preceded in death by his parents, Thomas Burns and Lorene Jones. Tom was born December 19, 1951 in Denver, CO. He was a spiritual man. Tom was a part of the Kenwood Freewill Baptist Church family. His fondest work memories were of cowboying in his early years. He was also a general contractor, which included the building of Big Cuppa in Morrilton, AR. His final occupation was working at Elias Mexican Grill, which he looked forward to everyday and loved working with the friends he made. His hobbies were working with plants, woodworking, fishing, and cooking. Tom never met a stranger. He touched many lives during his time on earth. He offered spiritual comfort to all in need. He will be truly missed by us all.
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