of Hartman, AR
November 9, 1950 - October 18, 2024
Ronald Keith Rofkahr, 73, of Hartman, passed away Monday, October 28, 2024, in Little Rock. He was born November 9, 1950, in Clarksville to Mr. Frank and Doris (Thomas) Rofkahr. Ron served in the U.S. Air Force he was known for his generous heart, his determined work ethic, but mostly the love he had for his family. He is preceded in death by his parents; and one son, Jason King.
Mr. Rofkahr is survived by his wife Corina Rofkahr; one son, John (Mary) Rofkahr of Clarksville; three daughters, Tamera Rofkahr (Jimmy Kelly) of Clarksville, Renee Rofkahr of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Carrie Rofkahr of Louisiana; his adopted children, Amanda and Javier Brambila; one brother, Tom (Betty) Rofkahr of Clarksville; along with numerous grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Arrangements are pending currently.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Roller-Cox Funeral Home.
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Kerry Rofkahr
Friday, November 8, 2024
It's hard to believe your really gone. I just always thought there would be more time to say all the things I wanted or needed to tell you. I want you to know how very much I love you and always have. You worked so hard to give us kids a good life. I have always admired the man you were, the father you were to us, the great provider, the gentle grandfather, and the loving dad. I wish Jayma could have got to know you better. I wish Parkinson's didn't steal away the best parts of you from us. I am sorry for all the times I made things difficult for you but I know thru it all you still loved me and for that and for you I am forever grateful. You deserved so much better then you received in the last few years of your life. I wish my own troubles had not stopped me from coming to help you when you needed help the most. I hope and pray you know how loved you truly are. I hope and pray you lived your life to the fullest and didn't let the disease take away that amazing smile. I will always cherish the amazing memories I have of you. Jayma will always cherish the memories she has of her Papa letting her have cupcakes for breakfast when Mom said no. Or you helping her tie her shoes cause she was slow to learn how. I know we had our share of difficult times but I can honestly say I had the best dad ever and I am so proud I got to call you mine. The day I found out you were gone was so hard. I wish I had the chance to tell you goodbye and how much I truly loved you. But I know you heard me from Heaven telling you everything I wanted and needed you to know. How much your smile would light up the room. How we as kids used to look forward to the how much change is in my pocket game. Or you helping with my math homework by just telling me all the answers cause you were so tired after working all day and was so frustrated with my horrible math skills lol. You worked so hard so we could have everything we wanted and needed. We as kids never told you how much we appreciated the life you gave us or the love you showed us. I just want you to know I love you dad. You are and have always been my hero. Please take care of Gunnar for me until I get there. You were always his favorite and he thought you were the coolest person ever so I know he is in good hands with you. Tell him I miss him and I love you both. Forever and always..