Aaron Beggs

(William) Aaron Beggs was born August 20, 1970 to Jerry Thomas Beggs I and Linda Pearl (Manley) Beggs at Mena, Arkansas in the old Mena Hospital. Aaron passed from this life at Chambers Hospital, Danville, Arkansas August 8, 2026, at 7:10 AM with his mother and Judy Lambert at his side. He was preceded in death by his father, his brother Jerry Thomas Beggs (Beige), his paternal grandparents: Thomas Alexander and Birtie Mae (Carter) Beggs, maternal grandparents: Ottis and Ellen Mae (Barber) Manley, aunts: Judy Louise (Beggs) Harbor, Anna Jewel (Beggs) Taylor, and Nona Lou (Manley) Beggs uncles: Samuel Joseph Manley, Delmer Paul Taylor, Noel Ivan Vincent, Dale Lloyd Tillery, Harry David Beggs and cousin Rose Anne (Taylor) Lewis.

Aaron is survived by his mother, Linda and his brothers: Clinton Ottis (Eva Lynn), Micaiah, his sister Rebekah Rochella (Clinton Ray) Weston - nephews: Blake Clinton (Megan), Clay Hunter (Jessica) Beggs, and Devin Garrett (Julie) Weston - nieces: Christin Lee (Beggs) Joshua Hall and Leslee Alexandria (Weston) Reuben Smith - great-nephews: Creed Blakeson, Brix Russell, Finn Alexander, Macklin James (Beggs), Camden Grant and Brooks Garrett (Weston), Hollis Reed and Hardy Alexander (Hall) - great-nieces: Saylor Noel Beggs, Hazen Lee Hall, and Landry Kate Weston - Uncles: Ogene Beggs, Ottis Chriss and Douglas Ryan Manley -aunts: Harriett Priscilla (Brown) Beggs, Debra Joan (Beggs) Rodriguez, Julie Mae (Manley) Tillery, Audrey Beth (Manley) Hoffman - and a host of extended family and friends.

Officiating: Joshua Alexander Hall
Pallbearers are: Blake, Clay, and Robert Beggs, Devin Weston, Brandon Sandlin, Anthony Tillery, Thomas Qualls.
Honorary Pallbearers: Marty Taylor, Joshua Hal

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Special thanks to the many caregivers who have helped us care for Aaron and Beige! The list is long but a special thanks goes to Judy Lambert for her love and concern for both.

Much appreciation to Dr. Philip Tippin and his staff for the 30+ years of TLC for our family; and to Chamber's Hospital nurses and staff.
Aaron was a special young man, never met a stranger and loved everybody. He had many friends all over Montgomery and Yell counties. His life has been an inspiration to many and touching the lives of those who helped care for him throughout his life.

Aaron loved to ride on the 4-wheeler and later in his Gator, he shoveled sand and hammered 'many-a-nail' into the end of a big Pine piece of a log. His Dad left him with a big pile of sand and several short logs to hammer nails in before he went to meet the Lord!

Visitation was on Wednesday August 12, 2026, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at Thornton Funeral Home in Mt. Ida. Memorial service is at Lone Valley Church in Sims Thursday August 13, 2026, at 2:00 PM with internment in the Beggs family mausoleum in the Lone Valley Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Thornton Funeral Home in Mt. Ida.