Richard Aaron Jordan, known by family and friends as “Doughboy” of De Valls Bluff, Arkansas departed this life on February 26, 2025 at the age of 41.
He was a native of Bogalusa, Louisiana, born on August 31, 1983. He enjoyed working with his hands, drawing, carpentry, and metal fabrication. He often went fishing, spending much of his time outdoors. He was a dedicated uncle who enjoyed spending time with his many nieces and nephews. He had a lifelong love for learning, and wanted to learn any new skill or experience.
Aaron is survived by his loving wife Trista Jordan, children Taylor Jordan, Timothy Walker, Landon McQuigg, and Jordan McQuigg, brother Jeremy (Ashley) Jordan, sisters Brandy (Mark) Breland, and Misty Adams, numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews, and in-laws Lynn and Toni Wilson.
He is proceeded in death by his cherished and devoted mother Connie Traylor Adams, father Richard Allred, and loving stepfather Edward Jordan.
A memorial service will be held in his honor at Storehouse Church in Franklinton, Louisiana on Friday, March 14th at 5pm with a fellowship meal to follow. Special thanks for the considerate care of our loved one by Westbrook Funeral Home.
Much love brother so sorry you fought something alone an did not reach out like so many times before rest in peace an may you have peace brother
AARON, I can’t express how much you will be missed. I enjoyed the conversation we had and your passion about knowing Christ in this life, many didn’t realize how much you loved God, but God gave me the privilege to peak inside that beautiful heart of yours to see Jesus inside! I’ll cherish our conversation, oh how you will be missed. ✝️❤️✝️. Much love little brother!✝️❤️
Uncle Aaron words can’t express how much I miss and will miss you no our lives have never been easy but I hope your safe and better up there and I love you so much and can’t wait to meet you again I love you and miss you so so much fly high uncle Aaron
Omg …Just devastating..such s good soul…so sorry …surely be missed
Man you are going to be missed greatly my friend I will always remember the days you would pull me out of a dark space and pray with me, I’ll never forget our Bible studies you are part of my testimony that I have shared with others .. until we meet again