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Marjorie Ellen Rhoden Hull, 102, of Jacksonville, Arkansas passed away January 16, 2024 in Jacksonville. She was born September 7, 1921 in Walnut Grove on the Butler Farm, Carroll County, Arkansas to the late John Sherman Sr. and Hattie Mae Butler Rhoden.
She was a graduate of Berryville High School in Berryville, Arkansas after being raised with one brother and three sisters, Mildred, Alice, and twins Kathryn and John Sherman Jr. (all born within five years), in Army Camps in the U.S. and Panama Canal Zone.
In addition to her parents, Marjorie was preceded in death by her siblings. Her father, John Sherman Sr. was the grandson of William Rhoden and his American Indian wife, Mary Ann Smith (often called Polly) who farmed, along with their six children, 320 acres very successfully while residing in Shady Grove, Carroll County, Arkansas.
Marjorie is survived by two daughters, Patricia Ann (Joe) Pennington of Jacksonville, Arkansas and Cynthia Sue (Dennis) Kelly of Springfield, Missouri; four grandchildren, Stacy Scott (Dr. Katherine) Pennington of Memphis, Dr. Jaymie Hull (April) Pennington of Little Rock, Tamara LaShawn Rose of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Amber Dawn (Thomas) Kisting of Springfield, Missouri; four step-grandchildren, Michael Kelly of Honolulu, Hawaii, Kathleen (Lawrence Taylor) Kelly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Patrick (Lani) Kelly of Columbia, Missouri, and Sean (Diana) Kelly of Springfield, Missouri; five great-grandchildren, Jacob Pennington, Ethan Pennington, Hayley Pennington all of Little Rock, Arkansas and Miranda Kisting and Lauryn Kisting of Springfield, Missouri; eight step-great grandchildren, Grace Kelly, Laura Kelly, Michael Kelly, Norah Taylor, Jude Kelly, Kennedy Kelly, Catherine Kelly, and Clair Kelly; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Special thanks to Woodland Hills Healthcare & Rehabilitation for taking great care of Marjorie for the last year.
Graveside services will be 2:00 p.m., Saturday, February 24, 2024 at Berryville Memorial Cemetery in Berryville, Arkansas. Memorials may be made to your favorite charity in Marjorie’s name.
Cremations arrangements by Moore’s Jacksonville Funeral Home, (501) 9822136,www.MooresJacksonvilleFuneralHome. com
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