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Ronald Lee
Bilderback
Nov 5, 1953 — Aug 5, 2026
Farmington
Saturday
Westside Freewill Baptist Chapel
Starts at 11:00 am (Central time)
Ronald Lee Bilderback, of Farmington, Arkansas, passed away surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, August 5, 2026. Ronald was born in Springdale, Arkansas on November 5, 1953, to the late Mable Bilderback (White) and Cecil Bilderback.
Ronald was a playful prankster, and enjoyed life to the fullest. He went with the flow and exhibited a kindness that never made anyone feel like they were less. He was a man of many trades and hobbies over the course of his life, he enjoyed woodworking, fishing, and even found joy in mowing the grass. Ronald loved animals; horses held a special place in his heart and he enjoyed attending and participating in the rodeo. Above all else, Ronald loved being with his family, especially his grand kids.
He was proceeded in death by a grandson, Darryn Barry; sisters, Charlene Collins, Earlene Wright, Peggy Cline; brothers, Cecil Howard, Leonard, and Dale Bilderback. He is survived by his wife of forty-five years, Danita Bilderback, of Farmington; sons, Ronald Keith Bilderback (Angie), of Springdale, Brian Lee Bilderback, of Springdale, and Sean Bilderback (Brittany), of Farmington; grandchildren, Nick Bilderback, Zach Bilderback, Destiny Bilderback, Summer Barry, and Riley Bilderback; seven great-grandchildren; sister, Lavena Tyson, of Huntsville; aunt, Hazel Ledbetter, of Springdale; and many extended family and friends.
A memorial service will take place at Westside Free Will Baptist Chapel, 1304 Johnson Road in Springdale, Arkansas, at 11:00a.m., on Saturday, August 15, 2026.
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