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Thomas Brian Livesay

November 12, 1969 — October 6, 2026

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Thomas Brian Livesay, 56, of DesArc passed away on October 6, 2026 after a long couragous battle with cancer. Brian was born November 12,1969 to Nina Lynn Dunbar Livesay and Michael Livesay. Brian graduated from DesArc High School in 1988 and began farming full time with his father and grandfather T.E. Livesay on the family farm. Later he worked at Crow Lumber Company for his Aunt Patti and Uncle Ritchie Crow. After their retirement, he was fortunate to be employeed by Greenpoint Ag, in DesArc where he enjoyed his job and co-workers every single day.

Brian was a life long member of of The United Methodist Church of DesArc along with five generations of his family.Brian is survived by his mother; Nina Lynn Livesay, father ; Michael Livesay (Rhonda), sister; Kristen Harvey (Ray), Michelle Harris, Megan Cain (Aaron), and Brother; M.J. Livesay  (Torasa), all of DesArc, nieces; Jordan Pavon(Tony), Kately Lacy (Kaleb) of Conway, Caroline Harris and nephew, Walker Harris of DesArc. He is also survived by great nieces and nephews; Elizabeth and Luke Pavon, Cooper and Blakly Lacy, Layton and Weston Cain, and Fletcher and Trenton Livesay. and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Brian was preceded in death by grandparents,Roy and Gloria Dunbar and Tom Ed and Barabara Livesay and a special cousin, Scott King Neaville.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to:  The United Methodist Church, 605 Erwin Street, DesArc, Arkansas 72040.

The family wishes to thank Dr. Brad Baltz and staff at Genesis Cancer Center and Elite Hospice for their loving care of Brian.

                                                                     

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