Connie Blanch Huntsman

Connie Blanch Morris Huntsman was born December 17, 1949, in Monroe, Arkansas, and passed away peacefully on July 9, 2026, surrounded by many loving family members.

Connie began her earthly journey as the oldest daughter of Billy and Charlene (Fowler) Morris and attended Brinkley Schools. She adored her five siblings, as well as her many cousins. Her quick wit, fun-loving spirit, and sassy personality made her the life of the party. She was also a true daddy’s girl and had a deep desire to provide for and protect her mother as she grew older.

She married and began her family as a very young woman. Her daughter, Lisa, and son, Rodney, were the very center of her young life. Beneath her strong personality was a deeply protective heart that gave everything she had to her children. She carried that same love, loyalty, and encouragement into the lives of her seven precious grandchildren. She was the most amazing grandmother who always made sure each grandchild knew they were unconditionally and wholeheartedly loved.

Connie had a very successful career as a beautician in Brinkley, Arkansas. She was a favorite among her customers because of her friendly personality and tremendous speed and talent for making women feel beautiful and loved. Her job was a passion that she felt proud and confident in doing.

In her later years, Connie enjoyed attending church with her mother, Charlene Morris, at the Assembly of God Church in Brinkley, Arkansas. She also had a special fondness for listening to and watching Elvis videos. By far, however, her favorite moments were those spent with the family she loved so fiercely. She especially loved spending time with her grandchildren: Tyler Paschal, Hope Wells, Hannah Cooper, Becca Joy Paschal, Rachel Paschal, Jerrod Partee, and Kaylee Partee.

Connie’s memory will be cherished by her siblings, Ronnie Morris (Carol), Brenda Bragg (Ronnie), Verna Gaddy (Leslie), and Kristy Vance.

She is preceded in death by her mother, Charlene Morris; her father, Billy Morris; her brother, Bill Morris; and her brother-in-law, Scotty Vance.

Her children, Lisa (Van) and Rodney (Heather), as well as her seven grandchildren and her four great-grandchildren, will forever miss her and be comforted by the tremendous love she had for each one of them.

Though our hearts are broken and we will miss her dearly, we rejoice in knowing she is at peace with Jesus and reunited with her loved ones in heaven. Her love, laughter, strength and devotion will live on through us and everyone who loved her.