Carolyn Faye Cluck

Carolyn Cluck, 82, passed away peacefully Monday, January 5th, 2026 in Bentonville. She was preceded in death by her parents, Vernie and Ray Mulkin; her beloved husband, Tommy Cluck; her infant daughter, Sandra Cluck; her three sisters, Lida, Opal, and Sue; and her brother, Ray.

Carolyn is survived by her three daughters: Cindy Hatcher and husband Tommy of Lowell; Cathy Fellers and husband Chris of Rogers; and Cheryl Borgmeier and husband Mike of Bentonville.

She leaves behind seven cherished grandchildren: Kevin, Kyle, TJ, Garrett, Caitlin, Trey, and Jayke; and five grandchildren by love: Susan, Sheena, Callan, Steven, and Jonathan.

She was also blessed with a large and loving legacy of great-grandchildren: Ella, Laken, Logen, Bradley, Kyler, Beau, Holden, Asher, Holly, Willow, Otis, Rhettly, Olive, and Hartleigh; along with eleven great-grandchildren by love: Josie, Julie, Makiah, Brynlei, Lauren, Jace, Anna-Leigh, Caden, Ryker, Ayla, and Leah.

Carolyn was the love of Tommy's life. She was a wonderful homemaker, a devoted mother, and an incredible Grandma and Gigi. Her love for her family knew no bounds, and her presence filled every room with warmth, laughter, and joy.

Carolyn delighted in the simple pleasures of life—Sonic Cokes and corn dogs, second-hand store shopping, collecting purses and shoes to match every outfit, collecting glass of all kinds, and admiring every flower she encountered. She loved being a member of the Rogers Garden Club, buying scratch-off tickets (including her lucky $100,000 win), casino trips, dancing, and listening to loud pop music. She never missed a grandchild’s game or birthday party and treasured time spent with friends and traveling in earlier years. She especially adored her faithful dog of 14 years, Johnnie B. Good, who brought her constant companionship and joy.

She lived life blingy, boldly, colorfully, and fully, and she knew exactly where her true Home was. Now free from pain, she is dancing in Heaven with all those she loved who went before her—rejoicing in eternal peace, healthy and whole.

Carolyn's legacy of love, laughter, faith, and celebration will continue to shine through every generation she leaves behind.

“Her children arise and call her blessed.”

— Proverbs 31:28