I would go Farmers Coop every once in while but Jeremey used to always be so friendly and we would always talk about my horses and donkey I had. I enjoyed are conversations every time and looked forward to getting feed and his friendship. I can’t believe it that he passed away. It really just hit hard when I found out today, cause could not figure why he was not there anymore. Prayers to the family and I am so sorry for such a great loss. 

I met Jeremy a few years ago on the loading dock at Fort Smith Coop I used to swing by after work and get cow feed for my place and a farm I worked at for a neighbor. Our friendship was instant thats the kind of man he was, always smiling and talking about life and how he and I enjoyed every second of it. Times would pass when we would talk but we always just took off rite we’re we left off. I was blessed to have known him and will miss our friendship here on earth. Rest In Peace my friend.

 We knew Jeremy from when he worked at the Co Op in Greenwood .  He always had a smile on his face .  He was always polite .  He could be a kid up .  We both fell in love with him .  We thought of him as a very sweet kid .  We missed him when he left the co-op to go in his own business .  But we were proud of him !  We are both broken hearted at hearing  we have lost him .  We are so sorry for the family !  May the angels of God wrap their wings around you and give you comfort !    With the greatest sympathy . Robert and Carolyn Pennington 
Ps  I can just see Jeremy out there now trying to figure out how those angel wings work .

I went to high school with Jeremey.  He always sat at my lunch table.  He was always kind and had a sweet spirit.  It saddens me to see he is no longer with us.  Prayers for his family and those he leaves behind.  💗

I have known Jeremy for quite sometime now, and though we weren’t as close as I am with your sister, I just know that you’re having quite the reunion with your momma and daddy and that makes my heart feel whole again. You and Debbie’s losses were such big hits at our church, but it is healing knowing you and Debbie are together visiting with you parents! Save a seat for us up there, we will have a lot of catching up to do! 

I knew Jeremy from our school years together. Though we were not close and I have not kept up with him over the years, I was so sad to hear about his funeral. I recall him always being kind and having a great sense of humor, even in difficulty. I hope the many wonderful memories of him bring some comfort to his family.  

Jeremey  I know you are looking down on us and probably wondering who in the heck has been mowing Marcy and Jeff's lawn, IT LOOKS LIKE CRAP!!!!  I loved calling Catina and asking her to ask Jeremey what is this plant called, what can I plant here, when should I plant my garden stuff???  He was always willing to answer my dumb questions even though he was probably doing a big eye roll.  Once I was looking for a certain plant and he didn't have it but he bought some at a yard sale for me.  Whenever I saw him he always had that #@*% eating grin on his face and that is how I will forever think of him.  Jeremey you will be greatly missed!!!  Love to you and your wonderful family!!!!
The Sheltons


We offer our deepest condolences for your family during this time of passing.  May God Bless & keep you always!  Our prayers and thoughts are with you.  

Jeremy's wife Catina has been a friend of mine  and my wife's for many many years . Catina introduced us to Jeremy when they were dating and from then on we became great friends he's compassion and true concern for others shined thru in everything he did. Over the years we got to spend very enjoyable time together and every time he wanted to have a heart to heart talk with me asking what was troubling me and what was making me happy. I also listened to his story and thru these conversations and time spent a deep friendship that could never be broken was formed. His love for his family was always  first on his list. Jeremy I can see him  now talking to his parents taking care of the yard, gardens and animals in heaven. Jeremy your one of a kind, and a true friend and always will be missed. I can not wait to see you  again some day and i love you dearly my friend.

Oh, seeet Jeremy!  I still can’t believe it..my buddy and pal at Didiers, then Sharums..our long talks..you stopping by the house to see Ric and I..just to see how we were..seeing how happy you were when you met and married your sweet wife..your beautiful children..you were the kindest person on the planet..I will miss you..as will so many..rest easy, dear friend..and know how many lives you touched..

This man will be missed dearly by so many and very much so with my family.  Jeremey and Catina are very dear friends of ours.  They have been there for my family through some rough times and many good times.   I know the first time I met Jeremey I could’ve sworn we knew each other forever.  He was easy to talk to and he was truly interested in what you were saying.  If he asked you “how are you” you knew he truly wanted to know how you were doing.  Jeremey and my husband immediately became the best of friends.  Every day Jeremey worked at the land where he grew up not far from where my family lives now.  We all called it “the farm”.  If Jeremey was there when we drove by, which was on most days, we would either stop and say HI or we would just give him a good ole honk and wave as we drove by.  This is something the entire family would do.  There was always one kid, Mike or myself saying, “Welp, is he there today?”  I think at times when all we did was honk he would turn around, wave and smile but I think deep inside he was thinking “don’t just honk, stop and help me!”  LOL.  Although Jeremey is no longer at the farm physically, I know he will be in spirit.  Because of that, I will continue to honk every day that I drive by no matter what and I will always look for him to turn around and give us that wave and a smile.  See you again someday my friend.  Rest in peace.  Continued prayers for Catina, Addi, Sean and the entire family.  

Jeremy was a precious person. Loved him the first day I met him with Catina. They both would give the shirts off there backs to help someone. It was always a pleasure when we could all be together. My prayers my love for Catina , Addi, Sean and the family. Love you Catina

Met my friend at the bakery
We talked and found I worked with his mom and dad. Over the months he would come in and holler out i mom and give me a big old hug. We talked  about his family and o Yes he loved his family. He would always ask  if I was ok and I know he was truly  concerned . This young man was a good hearted person and to know him was to love that smiling face. Yes going to miss my friend
God has my friend and I know he  is in good hands
 Praying for his  wife and children  that I know he loved with all his heart.

I met Jeremey when he worked at the downtown Co-Op.  He was an incredible person - never met a stranger and always pleasant and fun.  He sold me river rock from his land and delivered it to me far too cheaply to my back yard, which I turned into a lovely walkway.  I've always thought of Jeremey when I look at it and walk on it and have always been thankful - and always will be.  I work with people who knew him, and we all are just stunned that he has left us.  Although we know heaven has a new angel, he will be missed by so many here.  

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Mr. Webb is survived by his wife, Catina Webb of the home; one son, Sean Puckett of the home; one daughter, Addison Webb of the home; one brother, Justin Webb of Fort Smith; one sister, Lisa Palmer of Greenwood; one nephew; two nieces and numerous family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lowell and Barbara Webb.

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Jeremey D. Webb

March 17, 1980 – September 28, 2019

McConnell Funeral Home

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