Obituaries
 By  Staff Reports Published 
4:31 pm Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Belinda Gail Long King

Belinda Gail Long King

April 9, 2012

Belinda Gail Long King, 54, Russellville, passed away Monday, April 9, 2012, at ECM Hospital.

A memorial service will be held later by the family.

She was preceded in death her father, Buddy Long; mother, Billie Joan Durman Long and grandmother, “Momma D.”

She is survived  by her ex-husband, Thomas Cummings; children, Wanda Butler and husband, Juan Arredondo, David G. Butler and wife, Juanita, Aron Butler; grandchildren, Corey Butler, Brandon Butler, “Lil” David Butler, Jonathan Arredondo, Jordan Arredondo, Anthony Arredondo, Abby Butler, Eli King, Isaac Butler, Nathan Butler; sisters, Teresa Long, Hayley Lewis; and nieces and nephews, Tamantha and Joey, Ashley Lewis, John Lewis, B.J. Lewis, Jeremy Lewis and Miranda Lewis.

The family would like to extend a special thanks to the doctors and staff at ECM Hospital for the love and care shown to our family.  Our mother was a loving and kind woman who cared about everyone.  The light of her world was her grandchildren, who she loved dearly.

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