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Mrs. Harmon was born November 5, 1940, to Henry and Evelyn Sutton White in Sutton, Arkansas. She loved traveling in her younger years. Amanda took great pride in her yard. She loved her husband, sons, and grandchildren dearly. She was a longtime member of Unity Baptist Church and retired from State of Arkansas Employment Security Division.
Mrs. Harmon is preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Frank White, Charles White, Henry Owen White; and sister, Elizabeth Richards.
She is survived by her beloved husband, Jerrold Harmon; sons, Joe Kenworthy and John Kenworthy (Nancy); three grandchildren, Dalton Kenworthy, Tori Camp (Bryan), Brittany Brown (Chris); cousins and numerous nieces, nephews, and friends.
Graveside services will be held 1:00pm Monday, January 27, 2025, at Harmony Cemetery with Bro. Kenneth Bobo officiating, under the direction of Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home.
We also invite you to express your public condolences at www.herndonfuquafuneralhomes.com or private Letters of Love at www.herndonfuquafuneralhomes.com/page/letters-of-love.
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Denise Richards
January 29, 2025
Amanda was my Mother's younger sister. She had the best sense of humor. She could make almost anything funny and often got herself tickled with her own comments. She lived close to us in Crossett and moved to Hope to live in town when we moved back to the Richards family farm. As a teen, I could talk to her easier than I could my own Mom. Amanda gave great advice! She will be missed by many!! Rest in peace, Amanda! Say "Hi" to Mom and Dad for me!
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