Arle
ne R. Hord
April 22, 1925 – January 31, 2020
Preceded in death by husband, Hugh S. “Scotty” Hord, Jr. Survived by daughter, Barbara Newman; sons, Hugh Hord III (Dawnmarie), and Michael Hord, D.V.M. (Carol); 6 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren.
Family will receive friends Tuesday, February 4, 2020, 5-7pm, at West Center Chapel.
Services: Wednesday, February 5, 11:00 a.m., at Good News Church, 7415 Hickory St.
Interment: Evergreen. Memorials are suggested to Teen Challenge of the Midlands.
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My dearest aunt and best friend, Rest in the peace of Christ’s arms.
My heart ♥️ is filled with so much love for dear Arlene. She was my very special friend, spiritual encourager and someone I respected and valued as a prayer warrior. My life has been touched and blessed because she was in my life. I will always treasure all the beautiful times we had together. My heart will ache because I will miss her soothing, kind voice. Love, Michele Whitcomb
Arlene was a great blessing to Lori and myself. She was a beautiful woman of God! She was our spiritual mother. A true prayer warrior. Our special friend. We enjoyed so many special dinners with Arlene and Scotty over the 26 years that we were blessed to know them. We will miss her dearly, but we will still have all the wonderful memories. Arlene was a Proverbs 31 Woman. Our prayers and sympathy is with all the family. Terry and Lori Brooner
I’m so sorry for your loss. Arlene and Scotty were so sweet and kind to us. Helping us to grow in our faith. We were so blessed to know them. She will be missed.
Mike and Carol,
We send our sympathies to you both. Our prayers to all of the family.
Nicole Lesko and Bob Wozny
We were so sorry to hear of Aunt Arlene’s passing. I have many fond memories of her. She was a Godly role model and a wonderful woman. I loved her laugh! ❤️
I was so sorry to hear about Arlene. Scotty was my Dad’s first cousin. The family mostly knew him as Junior. Arlene and Scotty would come down to Kansas City for our big family reunions. They were both so wonderful and kind and generous. Scotty and Clifford were my favorites of my Dad”s first cousins. I was quite sad when I heard he had passed away. Every year I sent a holiday letter and knew something was wrong when it was recently returned. Arlene always loved those letters. And I loved hearing from her that she was still around. She always felt that her life was blessed. She will be missed. But, I know she is so happy now, to be reunited with Scotty, the love of her life. I wish her children, my 3rd cousins, and their families peace and joy in the memories of a beautiful woman and a life well lived.
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