OBITUARY
Pulaski County
GERALD “JERRY” ANDREWS of Little Rock, Ark., went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 13, 2014. He was a member of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church since 1991. He was involved in mission work in Honduras, disaster relief, Care Link, past president of Southwest Lion’s Club and a member of Saline Master Gardeners.
He was survived by his wife Kay, two sons: Kevin of Hot Springs: Ken (Wanda) of Little Rock,; two daughters, Kim of Hot Springs; Kristi (Troy) Bettner; Cary, Indiana; Three step sons, Nelson (Pam) Rankin of Houston, Texas; Ted (Sheila) Rankin, Bauxite; Nathan (Ninfa) Rankin of Fort Smith; 14 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; sister Otilla Linn and brother; Wayne Andrews, both of Little Rock; two nephews, Quinton Linn of Little Rock and Lindal (Linda) Linn of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Memorial Sevice will be 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22 at Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, 12400 Interstate 30, Little Rock, Ark. Jerry’s special interest was the mission work in Honduras and family ask the memorials be sent for that at World Gospel Outreach, P.O Box 14348, Humble, Teaxs 77347.
Pulaski County
GERALD “JERRY” ANDREWS of Little Rock, Ark., went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 13, 2014. He was a member of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church since 1991. He was involved in mission work in Honduras, disaster relief, Care Link, past president of Southwest Lion’s Club and a member of Saline Master Gardeners.
He was survived by his wife Kay, two sons: Kevin of Hot Springs: Ken (Wanda) of Little Rock,; two daughters, Kim of Hot Springs; Kristi (Troy) Bettner; Cary, Indiana; Three step sons, Nelson (Pam) Rankin of Houston, Texas; Ted (Sheila) Rankin, Bauxite; Nathan (Ninfa) Rankin of Fort Smith; 14 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; sister Otilla Linn and brother; Wayne Andrews, both of Little Rock; two nephews, Quinton Linn of Little Rock and Lindal (Linda) Linn of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Memorial Sevice will be 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22 at Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, 12400 Interstate 30, Little Rock, Ark. Jerry’s special interest was the mission work in Honduras and family ask the memorials be sent for that at World Gospel Outreach, P.O Box 14348, Humble, Teaxs 77347.
OBITUARY
Pulaski County
GERALD “JERRY” ANDREWS of Little Rock, Ark., went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 13, 2014. He was a member of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church since 1991. He was involved in mission work in Honduras, disaster relief, Care Link, past president of Southwest Lion’s Club and a member of Saline Master Gardeners.
He was survived by his wife Kay, two sons: Kevin of Hot Springs: Ken (Wanda) of Little Rock,; two daughters, Kim of Hot Springs; Kristi (Troy) Bettner; Cary, Indiana; Three step sons, Nelson (Pam) Rankin of Houston, Texas; Ted (Sheila) Rankin, Bauxite; Nathan (Ninfa) Rankin of Fort Smith; 14 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; sister Otilla Linn and brother; Wayne Andrews, both of Little Rock; two nephews, Quinton Linn of Little Rock and Lindal (Linda) Linn of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Memorial Sevice will be 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22 at Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, 12400 Interstate 30, Little Rock, Ark. Jerry’s special interest was the mission work in Honduras and family ask the memorials be sent for that at World Gospel Outreach, P.O Box 14348, Humble, Teaxs 77347.
Pulaski County
GERALD “JERRY” ANDREWS of Little Rock, Ark., went to be with the Lord on Thursday, March 13, 2014. He was a member of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church since 1991. He was involved in mission work in Honduras, disaster relief, Care Link, past president of Southwest Lion’s Club and a member of Saline Master Gardeners.
He was survived by his wife Kay, two sons: Kevin of Hot Springs: Ken (Wanda) of Little Rock,; two daughters, Kim of Hot Springs; Kristi (Troy) Bettner; Cary, Indiana; Three step sons, Nelson (Pam) Rankin of Houston, Texas; Ted (Sheila) Rankin, Bauxite; Nathan (Ninfa) Rankin of Fort Smith; 14 grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; sister Otilla Linn and brother; Wayne Andrews, both of Little Rock; two nephews, Quinton Linn of Little Rock and Lindal (Linda) Linn of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Memorial Sevice will be 11 a.m. Saturday, March 22 at Geyer Springs First Baptist Church, 12400 Interstate 30, Little Rock, Ark. Jerry’s special interest was the mission work in Honduras and family ask the memorials be sent for that at World Gospel Outreach, P.O Box 14348, Humble, Teaxs 77347.
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