Ronnie Dean Inman Sr.

Ronnie Dean Inman, Sr., 77, of England slipped into eternity very peacefully Sunday, June 7, 2026, at his home. Ronnie was born July 2, 1948, to Elbert Eugene and Ruby Estelle Inman. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Linda Sue Inman; his eldest brother, Everett Inman, five precious preborn Inman grand babies, precious great-grand baby Joseph Travis Ford, and one precious preborn great-grandbaby Ayers and step granddaughter Amber Bevell.

He was a farmer until retirement. He worked for several farms in AR County over the years. He was well known for his ability to maintain and produce the many rice crops that he helped grow throughout the years. He was a hard worker. He was loyal and dedicated to the farm and the work that demanded long hours on many hot days. He wore hip boots quite often throughout the summer, slipping them on and off between tasks. He kept his shovel sharp and ready for a washout, adjusting the levee gates or the occasional cotton mouth. He liked to have things clean and organized and worked to keep things put up and in its proper place. He loved a clean tractor. He was determined to do things right and well even when it meant extra time and effort.

He loved the outdoors. He liked to hunt and fish and generally enjoyed many other outdoor activities. Spending time at the lake or river boating and skiing, riding ATVs for many miles with friends and the numerous rides and trips that he took with the “Wynd Ryder Motorcycle Club” after he retired. Hunting was a passion. Deer hunting especially! Many hours were spent getting ready and then sitting in the cold with his coffee. Hunting duck, squirrel, dove and rabbit, all had their place as well. As did catfish and crappie!

He instilled in his family a love for all things outdoors. Working, hunting, fishing, and playing hard. We all enjoyed the fun that he had with us. Most often leading the charge to get us outside and doing something… cars and trucks, tractors, boats, ATVs, motorcycles, guns, knives, rod and reels and cane poles, driving and even working were just a few…but all of them were spending time with us.

He made many friends in life and loved his friends and his family deeply. Leaving many indelible memories in the hearts and lives of those that knew him. His immediate family, of course, but also many nieces and nephews and friendships along the way. Mr. Billy Price was a very special friend to him, the stories are numerous, but we probably shouldn’t tell all those stories today and maybe not ever.

Ms. Pam, Momma Pam, Nana, came along just when he needed her and we think she needed him also. They shared 18 good years together. They enjoyed riding motorcycles and traveling together. They spent time chasing the grandkids and great-grandkids around. They have cared for each other along the way. They have invested in their family and friends.

Left to cherish the memories are his partner, Pam Bevell of England; daughter, Kimberly Mae (Rodney) Ford of Cabot; sons, Ronnie Dean (Love) Inman Jr. of Hot Springs, Christopher Scott Inman of DeValls Bluff, and Nicholas Chase (Tabetha) Inman of DeWitt; his brother, Doyle (Muzette) Inman; step-son, Bryan (Aven) Bevell of Midway, Ga.; step-daughter, Cindy (Russell) Martin of England; his grandchildren, Brittany (Rodney) James, Caleb (Lindsey) Ford, Chloe (Garious) Holder, Corbin (Allie) Inman, Nathan Inman, Destini Good, and Lani Inman, Madi Martin, Rusty Martin, Ashley Bevell, Chris Bevell, Eddie Bevell, Angie (Will) Duggan; and the great-grandchildren, Ayden Ayers, Noah Ford, Alexis Ayers, Leah Ford, Bryson Ticey, Alyvia and Presley Ford, Kelani Ticey and Nevaeh Inman, Myleigh White, Bently White, Vivian Castleberry, Ava Novak, Easton Bevell, Emma Bevell, Brian Bevell.

A Memorial Celebration will be held on Saturday, June 27, at 11 a.m. at Grand Prairie Church in Stuttgart, AR. The church is located at 21st and Park Avenue. Special thanks to Bro. Thomas Bormann and Grand Prairie Church.