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Started by: Akoda Black
Ramon Arias was a happy-go-lucky 34 year old man. He loved his children, Ava, Rhylee and Brycen, his father and mother, Ramon and Janeen (Steve), and his fiance, Akoda. Ramon loved the outdoors, and helping others. Cracking jokes was one of his specialties. He worked as a shipping supervisor for 5 years. Ramon resided in Fort Smith, Arkansas with Akoda and had shared custody of his children with their mother. Ramon had many siblings that he loved dearly.
Ramon passed away June 4, 2020 in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Ramon's sudden passing has put a hardship on his mother, three children and his fiance. The funds raised will go towards funeral arrangements, and any other end of life costs, that the family may endear.
Your support is greatly appreciated!
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