Gary Craig Tippit, 89, of Little Rock, Arkansas passed away December 23, 2022. He was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on December 25, 1932 to Jewell Tippit and Kathryn Craig.
Arrangements by A Natural State Funeral Service 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas 72076. 501-982-3400. Online guestbook available at www.anaturalstatefuneralservice.com
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You were a great friend for many, many years. Rest In Peace.
Gary was a good friend.
Sorry to read about Gary . We were friends for many many years. he was a well-known car man throughout New and used car dealers across Central Arkansas . He always had a fresh smile and a friendly outlook. go and rest in peace my friend
Knew Gary most of my life since we were both in car business an don’t recall ever seeing him when he dident have big smile he be missed by many
Gary was a great guy and the best car salesman in Arkansas history. He was always willing to help a friend, RIP Tippit.
Mr. Tippit was a really friendly guy and the best car salesman ever. He sold us two Toyotas and we always had a nice chat when I ran into him while waiting for my car to be serviced. He loved what he did and did it joyfully. I have missed seeing him since he retired. My condolences to his family.
Sorry for your loss. He was a good friend
We love you and miss you GG
I love you GG
Gary was a great guy and good friiend.We became acquainted at Landers Toyota where I bought many vehicles. He was my sales person. He was the best of the best! RIP my friend
Gary was a special person, admired by so many, and loved by all who were lucky enough to have his friendship.
Gary was a great friend to my parents, family, and myself. There will not be another like him! Rest in peace, dear friend.
A good friend for a long time. God bless.
Gary’s Celebration of Life and the many lives he touched,has been rescheduled for March 2
War Memorial Athletic Letterman’s Club from 5:00-7pm Located West Side of War Memorial Stadium, golf course side, take elevator to 2 nd. Floor.
If you haven’t been contacted and would like to join please note in comments you will be attending.
I would like to attend. Gray was a good friend of mine from the gym.
Gary was a gentle soul and will be greatly missed.
A friend who was always help. Will truly be missed.
Gary’s Celebration of Life and the many lives he touched,has been rescheduled for March 2
War Memorial Athletic Letterman’s Club from 5:00-7pm Located West Side of War Memorial Stadium, golf course side, take elevator to 2 nd. Floor.
If you haven’t been contacted and would like to join please note in comments you will be attending.
Reminder to attend Thursday March 2 from 5-7pm at Letterman club for my father’s celebration of life.
That smile, that sense of humor….will never be forgotten.
He’s got them all laughing in Heaven…right now!
RIP
Gary C. Tippit, 89, of Little Rock, Ar., passed away at home December 23, 2022. He was born 20 ticks after midnight on Christmas day 1932 in Oklahoma City, Ok. Making him the Oklahoma Christmas Times Baby.
He was preceded in death by his beloved mother(Gram) Kathryn Anne Craig and Father Jewell Tippit. He is survived by his former wife of 36 years, Carolyn J. Tippit. His three daughters, Kellis A. Tippit, Cindy L. Tippit, & Kathryn J. Mooney. Four grandchildren, Adrianna (Alexander) Tippit-Martelli, Tyler Mooney, Eli (Melody) Mooney, & Hadassah Mooney. Two stepchildren Katie Thomey and Whit (Pam) Whitwell, and their four children Elizabeth Thomey, Asher Whitwell, Maddie Whitwell and Savvy Whitwell.
He was a successful businessman. Making his mark in the car business and as an investment banker. He was dubbed the oldest known car salesman in the state of Arkansas. He loved his job and served his customers with his famous smile. He was a kind, loyal, and genuine friend, who was always there for those who needed him.
The family is forever thankful to Steve Whitwell, Katie Thomey, Audrey Wilson, Tommy Tullos, and Kieth Rounsavall, for the love, care and companionship they provided.
His life will be honored February 4th, 2023, the location will be announced at a later date.
I just miss him so very much. So thankful for so many weekends together the past months and years. Please attend his celebration of life hosted by Penny and John Burkhalter in February 4th. We will post on his Facebook page Thank you Matt at Natural State for navigating a complicated situation
The family is working on a place to hold his celebration of life. Will announce here and on Facebook soon
Is the celebration still on March 2nd? I would like to attend but will be out of town until March 3rd. If the date changes, please let me know. Thank you.
Gary C. Tippit, 89, of Little Rock, Ar., passed away at home December 23, 2022. He was born 20 ticks after midnight on Christmas day 1932 in Oklahoma City, Ok. Making him the Oklahoma Christmas Times Baby.
He was preceded in death by his beloved mother(Gram) Kathryn Anne Craig and Father Jewell Tippit. He is survived by his former wife of 36 years, Carolyn J. Tippit. His three daughters, Kellis A. Tippit, Cindy L. Tippit, & Kathryn J. Mooney. Five grandchildren, Adrianna (Alexander) Tippit-Martelli, Tyler Mooney, Eli (Melody) Mooney, Hadassah Mooney, & Nate Mooney. Two stepchildren Katie Thomey and Whit (Pam) Whitwell, and their four children Elizabeth Thomey, Asher Whitwell, Maddie Whitwell and Savvy Whitwell.
A great guy with a wonderful sense of humor.
Elizabeth and Katie. I’m so glad Gg was in your life and he loved both of you and he knew the love and help u brought him n his life. Nene loves u and your mom so very much. Always, Nene
And love
My father’s celebration of life is set. Details below
Gary’s Celebration of Life and the many lives he touched has been rescheduled for March 2
War Memorial Athletic Letterman’s Club from 5:30-7:30. Located West Side of War Memorial Stadium, golf course side, take elevator to 2 nd. Floor.
If you haven’t been contacted and would like to join please note in comments you will be attending.
Gary’s Celebration of Life and the many lives he touched,has been rescheduled for March 2
War Memorial Athletic Letterman’s Club from 5:00-7pm. Located West Side of War Memorial Stadium, golf course side, take elevator to 2 nd. Floor.
If you haven’t been contacted and would like to join please note in comments you will be attending.
I knew Gary from the old Jim Bottins gym on Merrill Drive. He was a great guy and when my son was ill, he took the time to reach out to me. He was sensible and always gave me good advice. RIP Gary.
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