Ronnie Farlow

Born on December 21st, 1994, at National Park Medical Center in Hot Springs, Ronnie — known to many simply as Bobo — was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend whose presence brought warmth and light to everyone who knew him.

Bobo will be remembered for his kind heart, his easy laugh, and his gift for storytelling. He loved making people laugh, whether through a funny story, a quick joke, or his natural ability to brighten any room he walked into. He enjoyed helping others with all kinds of projects and was always the first to offer a hand, no matter how big or small the task.

A lifelong lover of video games, Bobo found joy in both the adventures on the screen and the time spent playing with the people he cared about. He especially cherished every moment with his nieces and nephews — William, Lucy, Alisha, and Eden. Whether they were gaming together, running around outside, or celebrating birthdays and holidays, Bobo made sure they felt loved, supported, and never alone. Being their uncle was one of the roles he treasured most.

Bobo faced his share of struggles, but he never stopped trying to rise above them. His determination, even in difficult times, is part of what made him so deeply loved.

He is survived by his father, Ronnie Farlow Sr.; his sister, Tasha Kelley; and many loved ones who will forever hold his memory close. He is also reunited in heaven with his mother, Mary Farlow, who passed away eight years ago — a comforting thought for all who knew how deeply he loved her.

Though his life was far too short, Bobo’s impact will be felt for years to come, and his absence leaves an ache that words can’t fully capture.