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Joe Berry White

Sep 26, 1949 — Nov 7, 2026

McCaskill

Joe Berry White, 77, went to be with the Lord on November 7, 2026. He was born in Nashville, AR on September 26, 1949 to Elmer Van White and Laura Odell Wilson White. He was the third of nine children.

Joe was a Vietnam veteran, serving in the Navy from October 1968 - August 1970. He returned home after military service to start a family and work as an industrial technician, serving many years in the maintenance department at Poulan/Weedeater in Nashville, as well as at Potlatch in Prescott. He spent the majority of his life living in and around McCaskill, AR where his parents had raised their family. He was a member of Avery’s Chapel Methodist Church in McCaskill.

Joe was an outdoorsman and throughly enjoyed hunting and fishing. He loved training his beagle hunting dogs and once proclaimed his favorite holiday was deer season. He would often be seen riding a side by side with the beagles in tow. His newest beagle puppies George and Molly were his best buddies and on their way to becoming great hunting companions. He also had a love of music and loved a good jam session with friends and family.

He treasured time spent with his grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and other family. He also loved spending time with his special nephew Justin White.

Joe was preceded in death by his parents Elmer Van and Laura Odell Wilson White; two sisters, Juanita Jean Moore and Jane Jones; three brothers, Jimmy Van White, Jason Mac White and Jeffery Alen White.

He is survived by one son, Donny White; one daughter, Jena White; six granchildren: Brittany Brown, Brooke (husband Michael) Cox, Hannah Kuykendall, Jase (wife Jarah) Kuykendall, Preslee White, Scarlett White; five great grandchildren: Taytum, Emmersyn, and Krew Brown, Ace and Axel Cox; and a multitude of nieces and nephews.

A memorial service will be held Monday, November 16, 2026 at 2:00pm at Avery’s Chapel in McCaskill, AR.

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