OBITUARY
OLIVE KYLE

Olive Roberta Glover Kyle, 81, died Nov. 4 in Pine Bluff.  
She was born Oct. 27, 1906 in Malvern, was a retired school
teacher for the Malvern School District, was a member of
Alpha Delta Kappa Theta Chapter, a member of First Baptist Church
and was married to the late George Kyle.

Survivors include: one son, George Kyle Jr. of Pine Bluff; 
one daughter, Judy Klamut of Hammond, Ind;
two brothers, William H. Glover of Malvern and B.J. Glover of Little Rock;
one sister, Linnie Kilpatrick of Little Rock; 
six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Funeral will be 2:30 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church
with Rev. Zane Chesser officiating.
Burial will be in Shadowlawn Cemetery.

Pallbearers will be Dorsey Glover, Bill Glover II, Dr. Lawson Glover,
Mac Glover, Ed Hogan, and Rev. John Lindsey.

Memorial may be made to First Baptist Church of Malvern
or Trinity Village Medical Center in Pine Bluff.
-Malvern Daily Record on November 6, 1987

I was just looking at the information on our former teachers.  
Thank you so much for putting all this info out there for us.  
Just a word about Mrs. Kyle.  
She was my favorite teacher of them all and what a class act she was.  
She intended for her students to learn in her class and no fooling around about it.  
I really believe that she was serious about her teaching and she was there for more than a pay check.  
Wish we had thousands of teachers just like her today.  
No doubt she was a no nonsense instructor and I must say that I paid attention to her and hardly moved for the whole class.  
One, I respected her; two, I didn’t want to draw attention to myself. haha 
One thing about her that might not have been noticed by everyone was that she had a huge heart.  
If she saw someone who was very shy, withdrawn, perhaps had visible signs that 
they might have come from a bad home life, she would show them the most loving attention.   
Her heart went out to them and it showed in her voice and her actions.  
I have personally seen this more than once.  
A great teacher!  I was blessed to have known her for the short time she was in my life.    
-Jimmie Rae Davidson Berry 
(3/8/11)

Hi Jimmie Rae,
Thanks for the remembrance.
I don't think I ever had her for a teacher.
-Bill Lamkins
(3/10/11)