Quincy Barfield, an 85-year-old resident of Mountain View, Arkansas, passed away on September 5, 2014. He was born on July 15, 1929, in Fort Necessity to parents Henry Benson and Annie Mary Eubanks Barfield.
The circumstances surrounding Quincy Barfield's death were part of a tragic incident involving both him and his spouse. Their bodies were discovered in Stone County, Arkansas.
Chief Deputy Dewayne Pierce reported that the deaths of the couple were not believed to be suspicious.
Authorities did not suspect foul play in the deaths of Quincy Barfield and his wife. As a result, there were no arrests made, and no suspects were identified or sought in connection with their passing.
Quincy Barfield was remembered fondly by his family members. His brother-in-law expressed deep affection for him, stating that he loved Quincy as much as his own brothers and that Quincy always brought a smile to his face. The family noted that Quincy would be greatly missed.
The loss of Quincy Barfield and his wife left a significant impact on their community in Mountain View and the broader Stone County area. Their simultaneous passing was a somber event that drew attention from local law enforcement and media, though it was ultimately determined to be non-criminal in nature.
