Patrice Henderson

Patrice Henderson was born in Monroe, Louisiana to Bettye Jean And Charles Hunter on October 19, 1965. At a young age she was a member of Friendship Baptist Church. She met her soulmate and was married December 23, 1983. They started a family shortly after with four beautiful girls, they moved to Hope, Arkansas in 1990. She had encountered a lot of people who loved her personality. She was employed at Hudson Foods, Harvest Foods, Southern Bakery, and a few stores before she retired.  She loved to cook and spend time with her grandchildren. Whoever she came in contact with loved her bubbly personality. To know her was to loved her.

God called her to be with Him on November 10, 2018.  She is preceded in death by her parents, Bettye Jean and Charles Hunter; her grandson, Jayden Blakely and grandparents, Minnie and Cleosie Hunter.

Patrice leaves to cherish her memories her husband, Anthony Henderson, mother-in-law, Velma Henderson;  nine children, Brittany Frierson (Jawaine Frierson), Whitney Toney (Donald Toney), Cleshawna Henderson (Samuel King), Koyona Heard (Daikeylus Larry), Waltina Phillips, Rickey Phillips, Charlene Phillips, Elexiya Robinson all of Hope, AR; three sisters, Paula Bilberry (Ralph Bilberry), Lori Ann Blair (Grady Blair) and Debra Phillips; three brothers, Patrick Hunter, Gregory McNeal, and  Vester Kemp (Theresa Kemp); seven grandchildren, Kaden Henderson, Za’Nia Toney, Demetruis Toney, Toni Frierson, Demarion Henry, Kimora Henry, Demorio Henry and nine god-grandchildren; special cousin/brother, Michael “Teddy Bear” Champion and a host of nieces, nephews, family and friends.

The family hour will be Friday, November 16, 2018 from 6-7 pm at Friendship Baptist Church. Funeral services will be Saturday, November 17, 2018 at 10:00 am at Friendship Baptist Church. Interment will be at Friendship Cemetery under the direction of Sims Mortuary. Sign the guestbook online at www.simsmortuary.com

Pallbearers Michael Champion, Patrick Hunter, Vester Kemp, Carlos Hunter, Ralph Bilberry, Grady Blair, Donald Toney, Samuel King and Mose Turner, Jr.