Eula Paul Holman
August 26, 1920 -
December 29, 2011

Visitation

December 31, 2011
10 - 11 AM

Service 

December 31, 2011
11 AM

Interment

Obituary

Funeral services for Eula Paul Holman, age 91 of Fayetteville will be conducted Saturday at 11 AM at Higgins Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Lincoln Cemetery. Mr. Holman passed away Thursday afternoon at Lincoln Care Center.

He was a native of Madison County, AL and the son of the late Robert Lee and Mary Powers Holman. Mr. Holman was retired from American Bread Company and was a member of the Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife Vera Gray Holman of Fayetteville, daughter; Sherry Smith and husband Jerry of Alabama, son; Larry Holman and wife Melissa of Pulaski, two sisters; Jean Allen and Rachel Tanley, grandchildren; Robert Lee Holman and wife Jamie, Chris Smith and wife Bri, Kelly Smith, Jessica Crabtree and Jennifer Spurlin and husband Cody, great-grandchildren; Riley, Amberlyn, Lily Grace Smith, Adalyn, Jaxxon and Kardon.

Mr. Holman was preceded in death by a son Terry Clay Holman and two sisters Elah St. Clair and Alice Catherine Holman.

Visitation with the family will be Saturday from 10 AM – 11 AM at Higgins Funeral Home.

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2 Comments

  1. Julia Monks Faulkner

    I was so sorry to hear about Mr. Holman’s passing. I always thought a lot of Mr. Holman and he was so pleasant to be around. I hate that I didn’t know until today. My thoughts are with you all.

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  2. Joe Wilkes Jr.

    I offer the deep condolences of my family and I. Life is never fair and it seems that bad things always happen to good people. One thing that has always provided me comfort is the scriptures. Revelation 21:3,4 speaks of a time in the very near future when death will be done away with and we all can enjoy life as God intended for us to origninally. I know that this does not take away the pain fo loosing your dear loved one. I hope thogh it provides a measure of hope for the future. Please continue to look to the Bible for the strength needed to endure this most difficult time.

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2 Comments

  1. Julia Monks Faulkner

    I was so sorry to hear about Mr. Holman’s passing. I always thought a lot of Mr. Holman and he was so pleasant to be around. I hate that I didn’t know until today. My thoughts are with you all.

    Reply
  2. Joe Wilkes Jr.

    I offer the deep condolences of my family and I. Life is never fair and it seems that bad things always happen to good people. One thing that has always provided me comfort is the scriptures. Revelation 21:3,4 speaks of a time in the very near future when death will be done away with and we all can enjoy life as God intended for us to origninally. I know that this does not take away the pain fo loosing your dear loved one. I hope thogh it provides a measure of hope for the future. Please continue to look to the Bible for the strength needed to endure this most difficult time.

    Reply

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