Andrew Harrison Prowse

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Andrew Harrison Prowse, age 27 of Little Rock, Arkansas. He passed away June 19, 2025 at UAMS Medical Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he was born and first fought for his life in the NICU. Andrew brought joy, humor, and warmth into every space he entered, and was lovingly raised by his father, Christopher Prowse and stepmother, Tonya Prowse. His sudden passing leaves a profound void in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Andrew is survived by his father, Christopher Prowse, his stepmother, Tonya Prowse, his mother, Debra Kennedy. He is also remembered with deep love by his siblings, Sara Prowse (Twin), Sydney Bateman, Samantha Milligan-Wu (Jackson Wu), and Jessica Kriegbaum, as well as his cherished nephew, Leon Wu and his life-long friend Dalton DeMaine and aunts and uncles, Anjanette McFarlin, Jennifer Harper, Trish Smith (Jim Smith), Justin Terwilliger and his cousins, Sylena Harper, Brian Grinstead (Baleigh Grinstead), Alex Kriegbaum, Kris Kriegbaum, and his grandparents, Thomas Skinner, Barbara Wood, and Ardyn Grinstead.

He was a talented and driven professional, Andrew was a Certified Cisco Network Specialist who took great pride in his work. He had a keen mind for technology and a curiosity that never faded, often matched by a willingness to help friends and family with any digital dilemma.

Beyond his professional achievements, Andrew was known for his kind spirit and many passions. He was an avid gamer, loved animals, enjoyed hiking, and traveling with family and friends. He was a creative soul, and was known as a "super LEGO builder" who could turn imagination into reality, and he got a kick out of playing competitive games like, paintball, tennis, laser tag, baseball, and basketball. More than anything, Andrew loved people — he thrived in conversation, laughter, and time spent with those he cared about.

Andrew's kindness, energy, and unforgettable sense of humor will be dearly missed. His legacy lives on through the memories he created and the lives he touched.

His life, though far too short, was filled with love, and his memory will be cherished forever.

A memorial service to celebrate Andrew’s life will be held on Saturday June 28, 2025, at 11:00 AM at Pinecrest Funeral Home with a visitation starting one hour prior. All who knew him are welcome to attend and share in remembering the incredible person he was.