Earlene Ivy (Crow) went to be with her Lord and Savior on May 3, 2025, in Seligman, Missouri, at the age of 79.

Born on August 31, 1945, to Earl Ivy and Beth D. Brandt Ivy, Earlene's life bloomed with beauty and devotion. She was a loving mother to three children: Earl W. Booth of Broken Arrow OK, Anna D. Smith her husband Merle Smith of Seligman MO, and Bennett L. Booth his wife Denise Booth of Decatur Ar.; siblings, Robin Ivy (Joyce) and Patty Ivy.  Her family blossomed through generations of numerous grandchildren including Jordann Mudd and her husband Kenneth Mudd of Pea Ridge,Brittany Ellison (Shelby), Dustin Booth, Sherrie Williams and Bethany Booth; numerous great grandchildren and a great-great grandchild. Many nephews and a niece and a load of cousins.

Flowers were the poetry of Earlene's soul. Her heart found joy among petals and leaves, especially orchids—delicate symbols of her own grace and quiet strength. Through various flower groups and committees, she nurtured this passion and shared it generously with others.Her spirit was deeply rooted in faith. As a longtime member of the Free Will Baptist Church in Chester, Arkansas, she walked a path lit by belief and fellowship. Her unwavering devotion to God was a beacon to those around her—a gentle reminder of compassion, hope, and purpose.

Earlene was preceded in death by her parents, a brother "RD" Ivy and by the love of her life and devoted husband; Kenneth Crow who she is now re-united with in Heaven.

Those who knew Earlene carry forward the memory of her tender and ever mischievous presence—her unwavering faith, her unmatched love for family, and her reverence and appreciation for nature's quiet wonders and beauty.  Like the flowers she cherished so deeply, her legacy continues to bloom in hearts of her loved ones. May her devotion to family, faith, and beauty continue to inspire all who were touched by her presence. Her family finds comfort in the fact that this is not goodbye but See You later in Beulah Land and the knowing that she rests in eternal peace.

Celebration of Life Service will be held on May17th at 10am at Freewill Baptist Church in Chester, Arkansas.  Since Earlene loved Pot Lucks and the fellowship that it offered, there will be a Pot Luck following so please feel free to bring your favorite dish and enjoy sharing and hearing stories of all her shenanigans.   Once a member of the Red Hat Society, She loved hats, all ladies are encouraged to don on your best hat.