Robert Lee Haney80, a resident of Fayetteville, Arkansas, passed away, June

14, 2005, at Richland, Missouri. He was born, May 12, 1925,

at Vaiden, Mississippi, the son of Homer Carlton and Florence

Mattie Cotton Haney.

Robert was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of

Latter Day Saints and a veteran of WWII.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara Jean Haney.

Survivors include three sons, Michael Lee Haney and his wife

Lavelle of Springdale, Arkansas, Bruce Alan Haney and his

wife Mary of Glenpool, Oklahoma, and Gregg Murray Haney

and his wife Carol of Soda Springs, Idaho; two daughters,

Alana M iner and her husband Frank of R ichland, Missouri,

and Laura Jean H iggins and her husband Jim of Fayetteville,

Arkansas; fourteen grandchildren, Jeremy Miner and his wife

Carolyn, Shane Miner and wife Janae, Cody Miner, Kaleb Miner, Dallin Miner, Chad Haney and his

w ife Laurie, Elizabeth Haney, Jared Haney, Sarah Haney, Amber Bowers and her husband Hyrum,

Aaron Higgins, Jesse Higgins, Joseph Haney, and Rebecca Haney; three great grandchildren, Camy

Miner, Quincy Miner, and Shelby Miner.

APPRECIATION

On behalf of the Haney family, we wish to express their gratitude

for your many kindnesses evidenced in thought and deed

and for your attendance at the funeral service.

Luginbuel Funeral Home

Prairie Grove, Arkansas

Robert Lee HaneyMay 12, 1925 - June 14, 2005

Behold, God is my salvation.

I will trust and not be afraid.

The Lord Jesus Christ is my strength and my song.

He also has become my salvation.

I walked out in the morning of the springtime of my life

and I felt the wind of morning and I knew that God was there.

I heard the rolling thunder and saw the lightning flash

and I marveled at His awesome splendor.

I saw Him in the budding of the trees

and as the flowers began to bloom.

I watched the ants in their world and the way they lived their

lives and I saw His wisdom.

I watched the honey bee as they went about their work

and I saw in their understanding the work of God.

I watched the birds in the trees and I saw in their lives

the works of the Master.

I walked the dusty roads of August

and heard the sounds of summer

and knew that He was with me.

In the midst of a starry night I looked into the Heavens

and was amazed at the work of His hands.

I stood in September and saw the harvest –

His gift to mankind.

I stood in the time of autumn

and His face was in the blowing leaves.

I stood at last in the winter time of my life

and I knew that this was not the only life,

that in the worlds to come the love of our

Lord Jesus Christ will never fail.

Worlds without end.

Do not forget my children to look

at the world around you for

in it is the testimony of God.

Robert Haney

He was gathered to his people

June 14, 2005

CELEBRATING THE LIFE & MEMORY OF

Robert Lee Haney

DATE, TIME & PLACE OF SERVICE

Monday, June 20, 2005 – 11:30 a.m.Luginbuel Chapel - Prairie Grove, Arkansas

ORDER OF SERVICE

Prelude Music

“How Great Thou Art” #86 Congregational

Opening Prayer Gregg Haney

Eulogy Bishop Sallings

Scripture Mike Haney

“A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief” #29 Congregational(Versus 1-3 & last Verse)

Open Comments Family and Friends

“Love One Another” #308 Congregational

Closing Prayer Bruce Haney

“Amazing Grace” Bagpipes

Family Memories“When I Fall in Love”“Somewhere My Love”

Postlude Music

GRAVE SIDE SERVICES W ILL NOT BE HELD AT THE CEMETERY.

THE FAM ILY W ILL REM AIN AFTER THE SERVICE TO VISIT W ITH FRIENDS.

FINAL RESTING PLACE

Rutherford CemeteryPrairie Grove, Arkansas

PALLBEARERS

Jeremy Miner - Shane Miner - Cody Miner - Kaleb Miner Dallin Miner - Chad Haney - Jared Haney

Aaron Higgins - Jesse Higgins - Joseph Haney