Dwight was a very simple man, he was a welder most of his adult life and built many different stainless steel structures in the Fab Shop at Tysons for quite a few years. As a hobby he enjoyed riding his Harley with Carlia and seeing the countryside, building many BBQ Pits/Smokers, sitting in a deer stand, sitting on the back porch relaxing, growing many things (he did have quite a green thumb) but most of all spending time with what mattered most, his family. Family time was his best time, he loved his family very much. Dwight was a very quiet man, but when he had something to say, he definitely got your attention, either through an action, or his loud voice. He spoke words of wisdom, and if you wanted his opinion, he surely gave it to you in a very honest way, he wasn't called Reverand for nothing, when he got on a subject he wouldn't ever stop till he felt he was finished, or he got his point across. Dwight wasn't the "mushy" type person, but he showed love in different ways only a person that truly knew him would know, for example, "Call me when you get home, so I know you made it!". He lived each day with Hope and Faith because he knew it was a gift and lived each day to the fullest and to the best of his ability. Dwight was a wonderful provider, he'd do anything to take care of his family, even if it meant he'd have to walk through fire. Dwight had a lot of strength and courage. He loved his wife and best friend, Carlia, very much, his two sons Bobby and Brad, last but not least, the apple of his eye, Brantli Jo, his granddaughter, which gave him so much inspiration each day.

Left to cherish his memory, wife, Carlia Stone of Fulton, AR; two sons, Bobby and wife Jennifer Stone of Mansfield, LA, and Brad Stone of Hope, AR; daughter, Alecia Stone of New York; one granddaughter, Brantli Jo Stone of Hope, AR; two grandsons, Kevin Wicks and Kohner Wicks of Hope, AR; his father, Kenneth Stone of Hope, AR: brothers, Dwayne and wife Belinda Stone of Patmos, AR, and Chris Stone of Hope, AR; sisters, Debbie Stone of Hope, AR,; aunt, Judy Stone of McCaskill. AR; sister-in-law, JoAnn Dease; in-laws, Albert and Maxine Schobey; and numerous nieces and nephews, and other family members that Dwight held dear to him.

He is preceded in death by his mother, Marjorie Stone of Hope, AR; daughter Terra Dyer of Indiana, IN; brother-in-law, Windle Dease; two uncles, Ross Stone of McCaskill, AR, and Mack Stone of Hope, AR; and numerous other family members, that Dwight held dear to him as well.

A memorial service will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, January 19, 2026, at Brazzel-Oakcrest Funeral Home with Bro. Ernie Sorrells officiating.