Dorothy “Dottie” Harlow, born January 1, 1944, died on April 6, 2023.
Dottie is survived by her daughter Lisa Little (Keith), her brother Jim Harlow (Melissa), granddaughters Jessica Whitehurst (Jeffery) and Chastity Gillin, grandson Jimmy Brassfield, several great grandchildren and a host of family & friends.
She is preceded in death by her son Jim Brassfield, parents Gene and Bernice Harlow, and many friends that she was looking forward to seeing. Dottie did not want a service but please celebrate her life how you knew her. She was a strongly independent woman who loved native American art and has many beautiful pieces in museums across our country. She was also a local favorite musician which I’m sure she’s singing with the angels now. She loved to travel and had a gypsy spirit. She loved hard and will be miss greatly.
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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I didn’t know her well but the few times I did get to spend with her will be cherished memories.
I knew Dottie most of my adult life
She worked me at Ronnie’s and I loved her so much
Lisa I know how hard it is to lose my mom and I know you and your mom grew up together
All my love and hugs
Becky
Praying for you Lisa❤️
I used to sharpen her scissors so she could do her leather work . She was so much fun and we spent so much time talking .I will miss her so much !
It was such a blessing to know Dottie even if only through Facebook. She will be very missed! Our Post Polio support groups will miss her too. I hope you’re dancing and flying!, Dottie!!! 💕
Loved Dottie she is my friend. I’ll see her in heaven.
Dottie was a unique voice and we will miss her
She lent me her book Sacagawea… Independent and inspirational what a bold and beautiful woman… Dottie🤝🏼
Ms. Dottie was such a sweet lady. She would always be smiling. She always gave me encouraging words. I met her at Harps. Such a sweet lady.
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