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He was a veteran of the United States Army and worked for Tyson Foods at the Berry Street plant in industrial maintenance. His enjoyed being with family and tinkering with anything that needed fixed.
He is survived by his wife Rachel Wood; two daughters Heather Wood of Rogers and Dawn and her husband Keith Grubbs of Seligman, Missouri and three grandchildren Sierra Wood and Xavier and Ava Grubbs and his mother Rita Ann Wood
Cremation under the direction of Nelson-Berna Funeral Home Rogers.
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Kathy Siebrands
February 1, 2024
You were my cousin and Rachel as well and family. Youwere absolutely amazing. You worked so hard to support your family each and everyday and love each and every one of them. Your life Barry was such a blessing. Your memory a treasure you are so loved beyond words as will always be missed beyond measure. Our deepest condolences to Rachel and family. With Love, Kathy and Roger Siebrands and family Mesa, Arizona.
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xavier grubbs
January 31, 2024
i was one of his grandchildren i miss him he will be loved forever
Teresa Horn(chulufas)
January 31, 2024
Barry and I were cousins. He and his wife Rachel are part of my family. I will remember him as hardworking and always took care of his family. He will be missed.
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