Eloise Setliff Copeland
Sep 3rd, 1933 - Aug 7th, 2020- Birth Date: Sep 3, 1933
- Death Date: Aug 7, 2020
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Biography:
Eloise Setliff Copeland also known as “Mamaw” went to be with her Lord on Friday, August 7, 2020. She was born on Sept 3, 1933 in Ashdown, AR. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roland Adair Copeland, brother William David “Junior” Setliff, parents William Edgar and Alma Hinton Setliff, Son-n-Law Rick Lindsey, and Great Grandson Kyle Edgar Ming.
Most of her professional life she worked at KAAY Radio Station. And when she retired there, she didn’t stop, she was involved every Saturday with Meadowcliff Baptist Church Bus Ministry for years and then went on to work in the Office at Oak Park Baptist Church. She enjoyed spending time with her fellow Oak Park Golden Agers on all their bus adventures and singing with the choir and with her angelic voice, now she’s singing with the Saints. Eloise was an avid follower of the AR Razorbacks Basketball and Football Teams.
Those left touched by the life of Eloise are Daughters, Debi Morton (George) Pam Lindsey and Sheri McDaniel (Stan); Grandchildren (Great-grands) Tony Morton (Noah, Allisa, Nathan) Shellie Ming (Travis, Tracie (Zakk & Xavier) & Leslie (Ellie & Chloie)) Jason & Sarah Lindsey (Hollis, Stella & Esther) Seth & Mary McDaniel (Watson & Edison) Josh & Jessica Morton (Blake & Ethan) Ashley & Michael Eddy (Roland & Reid) Sara & Eric Underwood (Cooper) Jenni & Taylor Hedrick (Anna Leigh& Lincoln) & Kyle’s son Reese.
you are all in my thoughts and prayers..I know it has been so difficult. I hope you find rest and peace. I will be lifting you up with love, bj
She will be missed but just remember what a good time we will have WHEN WE ALL GET TO HEAVEN.
Love, Effie Jean
It has been years (decades) since we all lived and played together daily on Southmont in Little Rock, but my memories make it feel like it was just yesterday! You and your family are one piece of the jigsaw puzzle that makes up my life, and I will always be grateful for those fun, special times we spent playing at one of our houses. Thank you so much for your kind expression of sympathy when I lost my father (Carl Copeland) this past April to Covid 19 and for your prayers and card during my recovery from the same virus. You are a true example that the childhood connections of friendship we make when young will always outlive the hands of time!! I truly know how much it hurts to have to let our parents go, but we will always have the great memories of the fabulous life they gave us! Just know that you and your sisters are in my thoughts and prayers!! Please feel free to contact me when you have the time so we can catch up!
Karen Copeland Clower - Clyde, TX