Savilla Pearl Funderburk

Our precious Lord and Savior called our beautiful Savilla home on Sunday morning March 26, 2023. She was 84 years old. Born, Savilla Pearl Westbrook, to Ira and Savilla Westbrook on May 28, 1938 in Williston, Fla. The family moved to Boynton Beach Fla in 1945 where Savilla grew up on their family farm off 441. Savilla graduated from Seacrest High School where she was a cheerleader and excelled in track and field. She married her high school sweetheart, Gary Brandt, and raised three children in Boynton Beach, Fla..

Savilla loved horses and was a master gardener. She could grow anything. She studied and became highly skilled in the cultivation of orchids and won many awards over the years along with being featured in several books. She was a very talented artist, dancer and could create the most beautiful flower arrangements you could ever imagine. Savilla was remarried to Bob Quick in 1975. They relocated and moved their orchid business to Hot Springs Arkansas in 1998, where she lived the remainder of her life. After Bob passed away, she married Arthur Funderburk of Hot Springs in 2003. He introduced her to horse racing where they had season tickets to Oaklawn Race Track for many years. Savilla loved being around the horses.

Savilla was pre-deceased by her parents, brother R.L. Westbrook, husband Arthur Funderburk and her beloved poodle Qtzy.

Savilla was survived at the time of her death by her brother Buddy Westbrook (Dianne), sisters; Iris Trapp (Larry), Erlene Ratz (Johnny) and Diane King (Mike). Children; Trudy Webb (Ron), Gene Brandt (Erin) and Jannie Hatch (Donnie). Five grandchildren; Robert Webb, Travis Hatch, Jeremiah Brandt, Dustin Hatch and Caitlyn Brandt. Three great-grandchildren; Riely Webb, Leah Bea Hatch, Ricky Webb and many nieces and nephews.

Heartfelt thanks to her dear friend Suzan Dater and all of the wonderful Hospice care takers, nurses, staff and Pastor Jimmy. Savilla will be missed by many and loved forever. According to her wishes there will be no services. Donations may be made in her name to Hospice or your local orchid society.