Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

ROGERS — Nicholas Allen Schemerhor­n,

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37, passed away Sept. 4, 2020, in Rogers, Ark., He was born Dec. 19, 1982, in Rogers, Ark.

Preceding him in death are his grandparen­ts, William & June Gaddy and Monroe and Bonnie Schemerhor­n. Also preceding him in death was his best friend, Jeremiah Bone.

Nick went to Rogers High School and developed a love of music, highly encouraged and shared with his dad. He played guitar, drums, and piano. Hobbies included watching and participat­ing in MMA fighting, with participat­ing coming at a high price when he broke his neck a few years ago.

Nothing held him back, though, and his only regret was that he couldn’t fight anymore with beloved Kru (Wes Hill).

Left to cherish his memory are his parents Mitzi and Kurt Bird of Rogers, Ark., and John and Karen Schemerhor­n, of Collinsvil­le, Ill.; siblings Michael (Shalena) Schemerhor­n of Bentonvill­e, Ark., Jamie (Brian) Wolfe of Belleville, Ill., Johnathan (Krista) Schemerhor­n of Clayton, Ill.; children Marissa Schemerhor­n, Brekain Schemerhor­n, Caleb Schemerhor­n, Teagan Schuckman and Angel Ford; nephews Elijah Schemerhor­n, Ethan Schemerhor­n, Wyatt Schemerhor­n, Parker Wolfe and Jack Wolfe; nieces Lily Schemerhor­n and Brittany Burgess; aunts Sheila (Brian) Piha, Jeanenne Gaddy-Kooker and Wanda Doss; the mothers of his children Katesha Schemerhor­n and Melinda Ford; as well as many dear cousins and friends.

Nick’s greatest joy was his children. He loved being a dad and adored them all. He passed on his love of music and cooking. Memories of camping out on the living room floor for movie night and game night will stay with them for a long time.

Nick loved the Lord, and had a big heart and a huge capacity for love. He would give his last nickel to anyone that needed it and always available for anyone that needed him.

He was the kindest person ever. Always ready with a smile, a hug, and a movie quote. There is a big hole in the hearts of all who knew and loved him, but we know we will see him again someday.

There will be a celebratio­n of life Sept. 26, 2020, at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church, 626 W Olive St, Rogers, Ark. Nick will be laid to rest at Benton County Memorial Park in Rogers, Ark., at a later time. Suggested memorials: Freedom Seekers Ministries (freedomsee­kersminist­ry.org) and Souls Harbor (soulsharbo­rnwa.org).

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