
of Mountain View, AR
May 1, 1942 - February 15, 2026
Roy Salsbury, 83, of Mountain View, Arkansas, passed from this life February 15, 2026, at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Covina, California to Jasper and Willa (Pilgrim) Salsbury on May 1, 1942.
Roy lived life with his heart wide open, always ready to help anyone in need and leaving a trail of smiles wherever he went. Known as the rock for his family and a friend to all, he was a man who could be counted on, whether it was lending a hand, sharing a laugh, or giving wise advice.
A true adventurer and craftsman, he loved fast cars, building sand buggies that had a permanent place in family memories, and tinkering in his garage with motors hanging everywhere. From constructing his own trucks to running his trucking businesses, he embraced life with creativity, courage, and unstoppable energy that inspired everyone around him.
Above all, he was a happy-go-lucky spirit who worked hard, played hard, and skidded across every finish line of life with a grin and a spark in his eyes. His legacy lives on in the lives he touched, the laughter he shared, and the love he poured into his family: Dana Mitchell Salsbury, LaDawn Salsbury, and Debbie Salsbury, and beloved sister JoAnn Hawkins, brother, Ronnie Later, along with countless friends and neighbors who felt his kindness and generosity firsthand.
We celebrate a life well-lived, a heart that never quit, and a man who will always be remembered as a force of joy, strength, and love.
For Celebration of Life date and time please contact Roy's family.

So sad to hear of Butch passing. I have known him since the latter part of the 50's. It was so much fun with him around always kept everyone laughing. And Butch was ready to take on anyone in a fight.
But he always had a huge heart willing to help if needed especially if it were on cars. I will so much miss keeping in touch with him. We have lost one the good ones from my past.
Rest in peace my brother. Donny

Ohhh, Cuz, so many memories: Growing up together in Romoland, family picnics in Fairmount Park, playing baseball in the field between the houses. Later on, double dating, you trying to teach me to drive a stick shift (LOL!). The years of going to the Jalopy races! The visits to you, and Tuffy, in Eagle Mountain, Your sad smile, and warm hug, after Mom's funeral. Then we all lost touch, until the computer age brought us together again. I'm so thankful for that.
My heart, love, and prayers, go out to my Cuzzies, Debbie, Dana, and LaDawn, and Cuz (His Sister) Jody.Also, his Grands, Great Grands, and extended family members.

Love you Uncle Butch

God speed cuz 🙏

my friend ,,love you

Sorry to hear about your dad My prayers are out to you and your family. Love you God bless and amen