Freddie Catherine Gibbs went to her eternal home on July 13, 2023. Born on July 6, 1936, she is survived by a large family. She had four children: Karla (Gary) Ward, Mark (Sondra Campbell) Gibbs, Paul (Karen) Gibbs, and Tonya (Tony) Beeler. They gave her nine grandchildren: Kristi (Michael) Pruitt, Tamra (J.O.) Norman, Shayne (Candace) Gibbs, Allison (Patrick) Raper, Sarah (Brian) Parks, Andrew (Amanda) Gibbs, Tyler (Haley) Gibbs, Storm (Tabitha) Beeler, and Ella Grace Beeler. Additional family included 16 precious great grandchildren, as well as her brother-in-law Don (Velma) Gibbs, sister-in-law Theresa Elliott, and a host of nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her husband and love of her life, Huey Gibbs, as well as her parents, Fred and Minnie Elliott. She also was preceded by brothers Ray, James, Gordon, Raymond, and Hubert, as well as sisters Louise and Margie.
Freddie co-founded Gibbs Service Company alongside her beloved husband Huey in 1971. She helped grow it from 3 employees to the successful company it is today. She loved to travel, visiting 49 states and multiple countries. She loved gardening, reading, and puzzles. Most of all, she loved having her family gather around her custom built 20 person dining table. She loved her family fiercely, and they returned that to her. She was a devoted member of Faith Baptist Church in Cabot. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the Faith Support Ministry at Faith Baptist Church in Cabot, where she was an avid supporter and card writer.
A funeral service will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, July 15, 2023, at Faith Missionary Baptist Church, 301 Bill Foster Memorial Hwy E, in Cabot, Arkansas, with burial to follow at Lonoke Cemetery. Visitation will be held prior to the service beginning at 10:00 AM at the church.
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Sandra (Kelley) Allison
July 13, 2023
Aunt Freddie and my mom were sisters ( Margie Kelley) and when they were young they did a lot of things together sharing their young families and as far back as I can remember lived by each other. I will always remember Aunt Freddie with a smile on her face and beautiful nails. I loved her and I know she was loved by many and will be missed by many. We carry those we love in our hearts and the void never goes away. Aunt Freddie and my mom both had strong faiths. They both were beautiful sisters together and loved their family and friends. My prayers and love goes out to the family.
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Pattie and Paul Brown
July 13, 2023
To the family of Freddie Gibbs. You are with Jesus but all the love you left behind for your family and friends will be in our hearts forever. From the first time I met you I knew you had a love like no other. Thank you for all the times we were together in Faith Support Ministry. Pattie and Paul Brown.
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