Donna Dennis

Donna Dennis, age 79 of Nashville, Arkansas entered the throne room of Jesus on Thursday, February 3, 2022 in Nashville, Arkansas.  She was born June 26, 1942 in Tuttle, Oklahoma the daughter of the late Jessie Dennis and Edna Rinker Dennis.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister Geraldine Sims; and a brother Darrell Gene Dennis.

Survivors include her children Dawnita Seavey and husband John of Athens, TN, Rusty Hagler and wife Lisa of Nashville, AR, Renee Chasteen and husband Wesley of Perkins, OK; two brothers Danny Dennis of McCloud, OK, Jessie Dennis of Yukon, OK; one sister Linda Morales of Midwest City, OK; eight grandchildren Mason Seavey, Garrison Hagler, Conner Seavey, Jonathan Hagler, Gabriel Hagler, Mercy Hagler, Lucy Hagler, and Weston Chasteen.

Visitation will be 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Saturday, February 5, at Latimer Funeral Home in Nashville.

Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m., Sunday, February 6, at New Life Church in Nashville, Arkansas, with Mary Alice Lankford officiating, burial will follow on 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 8, at Fairview Cemetery in Tuttle, Oklahoma.  Under the direction of Latimer Funeral Home in Nashville.

Pallbearers will be her grandsons Mason Seavey, Garrison Hagler, Conner Seavey, Jonathan Hagler, Gabriel Hagler, and Weston Chasteen.

Mrs. Dennis was a member of New Life Church in Nashville.  She loved her Church and was a faithful member and prayer warrior.

Mom was a part-time meteorologist, full time detective, and lifelong poet.  Our Momma loved the Lord with all her heart.  She loved her praise music and sang along with her partner Alexa.  She didn’t trust Alexa and would often question her Artificial Intelligence responses. Her world was her grandchildren…”My bunch” as she called them.  She was so proud of them.  Her grandkid stories and updates had no time constraints to any unsuspecting victim cornered in her apartment.  Grandma rewarded her visitors with an endless supply of suckers, Diet Dr. Pepper, and bags of pure granulated sugar.  She liked her treats.

In her younger days, Mom was an ordained preacher. She was a tough, plain spoken, opinionated woman from the good part Oklahoma.  Go Pokes!