Family Tree
Three generations around Charles Lee
Sibling
Nell Foster
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Carl M. Marcum
1903 — 1986
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John Henry Taylor
b. 1943
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Edna Bessie Marcum
1914 — 1976
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Morris Dale Foster
1939 — 2021
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Ethel Foster
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Bradford Eugene Taylor
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Virginia Foster
1925 — 2001
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Marvin E. Foster
1937 — 2010
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David Allen Taylor
1967 — 2009
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Chapman Marcum
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Jimmy Dwain Foster
1940 — 1988
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Sylvia Tidwell
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Ethel Marcum
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Stephen Taylor
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Helen Marcum
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Mazie Foster
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Anita Faye Foster
1942 — 2023
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Helen Foster
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Dell Foster
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Mae Marcum
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Brad Foster
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Mary Sue Foster
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Narmel Marcum
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Dewitt Clinton Howell
1845 — 1901
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Nora Marcum
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Allison Howell
b. 1868
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Wayne Foster
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Geneva Joy Golden
1915 — 2000
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Thelma Marcum
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Velma Marcum
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Laverna Marcum
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This record
Charles Lee Foster
1950 — 2021
Vital Events
Dates and Places
- Born19 DEC 1950 · Prairie Grove, Washington County, Arkansas
- Died4 AUG 2021 · Fayetteville, Washington County, Arkansas
- BuriedPrairie Grove Cemetery, Washington County, Arkansas
- SexMale
Notes
Research Notes
Charles Lee Foster
On Wednesday, August 4, 2021 at Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville Charlie Foster left his earthly body while forever leaving his mark on all of us.
He was born December 19, 1950 in Prairie Grove, the son of Charles Franklin and Virginia (Weber) Foster.
Charlie was a lifelong resident of Prairie Grove, a faithful member of Center Street Church of Christ, and he served in the Army National Guard. He was known to many as "Car Sales Charlie" as he sold vehicles for over 40 years.
One of his favorite pastimes was spending time with the Coffee Shop Crew. His boisterous laughter was immeasurable and fueled first and foremost, by his Lord and Savior, love for his wife, Judy Thurman Foster of 50 years, as well as his overwhelming pride and the joy for his children and grandchildren - his loves and legacies.
He loved teaching his children and grandchildren priceless life lessons. He took every opportunity to make treasured memories at the lake, the mountains, hunting trips - wherever the next step led from the backyard to the creekbank, but always including his family in his adventures were his top priority.
His heart to serve and give his Honduras family was unsurpassed as he shared Jesus. The children won his heart immediately and with the relationships built over the years, Charlie left his mark on their hearts as well.
He was preceded in death by his parents and three brothers: Jimmy, Marvin, and Dale Foster.
His legacy includes his wife Judy Thurman Foster; son Brad Foster and his wife Brandy of Prairie Grove and their children- Beau, Gracie, Charli, Ruthie, and Finn; daughter Janet Cobb and her husband Justin of Prairie Grove and their children- Maddie, Morgan, and Ryder; son Kyle Foster and his wife Mindy of Fayetteville and their children- Micah, Kenzie, Ellie, and Bright; son Scott Foster and his wife Amelia of Fayetteville and their daughter Millie; one brother Wayne Foster and his wife Annette; three sisters Anita Meadors, Mary Sue Rice and her husband Donnie, and Helen Carter and her husband Wayne; two sisters-in-law Mary Helen Foster and Joy Watson Foster; numerous nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be Sunday from 2 P.M. until 5 P.M. The family will not be present.
Funeral service will be held Monday, August 9, 2021 - 10:00 a.m. at Prairie Grove Battlefield Park Bandstand in Prairie Grove, Arkansas. Burial will be in the Prairie Grove Cemetery.
PALLBEARERS
Brad Foster - Kyle Foster - Scott Foster
Justin Cobb - Beau Foster - Finn Foster
Morgan Cobb - Ryder Cobb
HONORARY PALLBEARERS
Coffee Shop Crew
Billy John Page - Bob Daugherty - Darrell Prater
Frankie Andrews - Jerome Yates - Larry Walker
Mark Silva - Ray Stidham
MEMORIALS
Honduras Children’s Mission
Mount Comfort Church of Christ
3249 W Mount Comfort Rd - Fayetteville, AR 72704
Check Made Payable to Mount Comfort Church of Christ
Memo - Honduras Children’s Mission