Richard Colburn Butler III Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Richard Colburn Butler III in Little Rock, Arkansas, who passed away on June 4, 2020, at the age of 82, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Richard Colburn Butler III to pay them a last tribute.

He was loved and cherished by many people including : his grandparents, Edna Clok, R. Colburn Butler, Ellen Lucy Cates (Nell) and Augustus Caleb Remmel; his aunt Jean Remmel FitzSimmons of Southampton, NY; his cousins, Pratt Cates Remmel, Jr., Rebecca Couch Remmel, Mary Elizabeth Remmel Wohlleb and Raymond Roland Remmel; his grandchildren, Ellen Dickinson East of Little Rock, Haskell Lee Dickinson, II of Little Rock, Remmel Tyndall Dickinson of Little Rock, Kathryn Winn Eoff of Wimberley, TX., Alexandra Cary Remmel Swoope, Harmon Lawrence Remmel of New York City, Rosalyn Jane Remmel Morgan of Lawton, IA and Emily Karen Remmel Lowry of Fayetteville, AR; his close friend Jeremy Carroll; his cousins, Marguerite Butler, Katheryn Fuess Clement, Catherine Remmel Matthews, Ruth Ellen Remmel, Marguerite Fuess Sidner and James Buchanan Winn III; and his aunts and uncles, Dorothy Butler Fuess, Kathryn Butler Winn, Harmon L. Remmel II, Augustus C. Remmel, Jr., Pratt Cates Remmel, Roland Rowe Remmel and Carrie Remmel Dickinson.

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June 6, 2020

Tim Schreckhise wrote a sympathy message

“The last 6 years I have worked for Richard and it has been a very educational and life changing experience for me. I could ask him any town is in the state of AR and he would tell me where it is and what county. As his assistant, we went on many trips back to Washington, AR, various events around LR and ate at last count 142 different restaurants. There were so many people that he knew and loved him that undoubtedly we would see friends while out. It was an honor Richard. Much love.”