Dolph Irving Oswalt, age 66, of Conway, Arkansas, passed away on July 21, 2025, in Conway. He was born on May 1, 1959, in West Memphis, Arkansas, to Glen Ellis Oswalt, Jr. and Rebecca Isabel Oswalt.
Dolph was a graduate of Conway High School and Pulaski Technical College. He had a wonderful technical mind and was known for his ability to troubleshoot and repair just about anything. Whether it was electronics, appliances, or computers, Dolph approached every challenge with patience and precision. He was generous with his time and talent, always willing to help others solve a problem.
He was a member of First Presbyterian Church in Conway, where he found comfort in faith and community.
Dolph is survived by his loving mother, Rebecca Isabel Oswalt; his sister, Amy Oswalt Wittenburg, and her husband, Jeff Wittenburg; his nephew, Sean Stokes (Sarah); his niece, Sarah Wittenburg; his great-niece, Sophia Stokes; and many extended family members who will miss him dearly. He was preceded in death by his father, Glen Ellis Oswalt, Jr.; his brother, Glen Ellis Oswalt III; his sister, Lori Ann Oswalt; his paternal grandparents, Glen Ellis Oswalt and Mary Eileen Oswalt; and his maternal grandparents, Irving Isabel and Ruth Isabel.
The family will honor Dolph's life with a private graveside service.
Memorials may be made to First Presbyterian Church in Conway or to the charity of your choice in Dolph's memory.
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Heather swaffar
September 4, 2025
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Chad Stephens
July 25, 2025
He was always a great mentor and friend especially when it came to the pool hall and always made me feel like family especially when I got to meet his mom he will always be missed and loved for the humble person he was
Susan Hensley
July 24, 2025
My prayers are with you,so sorry for your loss. Dolph was a great man and friend.
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