John Noel Mceuen
September 4, 1945 — November 4, 2018
On November 4, 2018, John Noel McEuen, went to be with the Lord.
John is survived by his wife of 44 years, Judith McEuen, and one sister, Trisha(Carl) Whitten; five children, Lyn Archambeau, Deane McEuen, Jeane McGowen, Craig (Cindy) Goad, and Carrie (Richie) Shilling; 12 grandchildren, Caitlin (Joe) Gorman, Storm Archambeau, Erica Amyx, Maggie, Micayla and Jack McGowen, Cameron (Hart) and Carrigan Goad, and Kyrston, Garron, Dylan Rice and Mason Shilling; one great-grandchild, Alice Gorman. He also left behind a host of nieces and nephews.
John was born on September 4, 1945 to John Harvey McEuen and Aubrey Deane (Fuller) McEuen in Little Rock, Arkansas. John spent the majority of his adult life in Greenbrier, ranching and selling cars. He retired from Caldwell Toyota in May 2014 and moved to Russelleville, Arkansas to be near family. John was a champion bull rider, having been a charter member of the Arkansas High School Rodeo Association. Throughout life, John enjoyed hunting, fishing, biking, camping or any adventure he and Judith could find to experience with special friends outdoors. One of his greatest joys in life was serving the Lord at Immanuel Baptist Church in Greenbrier. John never meet a stranger and always had a story to tell.
Services to honor John’s life will be November 6 at 1:00pm. Visitation will be one hour before serves at Immanuel Baptist Church. Pall Bearers will be Storm Archambeau, Cameron Goad, Garron Rice, Dylan Rice, Jack McGowen, and Joseph Gorman.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Colon Cancer Coalition, www.coloncancercoalition.org
John is survived by his wife of 44 years, Judith McEuen, and one sister, Trisha(Carl) Whitten; five children, Lyn Archambeau, Deane McEuen, Jeane McGowen, Craig (Cindy) Goad, and Carrie (Richie) Shilling; 12 grandchildren, Caitlin (Joe) Gorman, Storm Archambeau, Erica Amyx, Maggie, Micayla and Jack McGowen, Cameron (Hart) and Carrigan Goad, and Kyrston, Garron, Dylan Rice and Mason Shilling; one great-grandchild, Alice Gorman. He also left behind a host of nieces and nephews.
John was born on September 4, 1945 to John Harvey McEuen and Aubrey Deane (Fuller) McEuen in Little Rock, Arkansas. John spent the majority of his adult life in Greenbrier, ranching and selling cars. He retired from Caldwell Toyota in May 2014 and moved to Russelleville, Arkansas to be near family. John was a champion bull rider, having been a charter member of the Arkansas High School Rodeo Association. Throughout life, John enjoyed hunting, fishing, biking, camping or any adventure he and Judith could find to experience with special friends outdoors. One of his greatest joys in life was serving the Lord at Immanuel Baptist Church in Greenbrier. John never meet a stranger and always had a story to tell.
Services to honor John’s life will be November 6 at 1:00pm. Visitation will be one hour before serves at Immanuel Baptist Church. Pall Bearers will be Storm Archambeau, Cameron Goad, Garron Rice, Dylan Rice, Jack McGowen, and Joseph Gorman.
In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Colon Cancer Coalition, www.coloncancercoalition.org
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