BENTONVILLE — Charity Grace Rohrbough,

22, of Benton ville, Ark ., died March 21, 2022, as the result of an automobile accident.

She was born January 14, 2000, in Joplin, Miss., to Travis James Rohrbough and Holly Ann Hightower. She was a 2018 graduate of Heritage High School in Rogers, where she ran cross-country and played basketball. Charity was a home healthcare worker for Home Helpers of Rogers. She loved her two dogs “Ozzie” and “Roxy,” and was a member of Faith Fellowship Church in Rogers. She is preceded in death by a cousin, Tylor Moore; maternal grandpa, Bruce Hightower; and maternal great-grandpa, Everette.

Survivors are her mother, Holly Ann Roney and stepfather, James Suggs of Rogers; her father, Travis Rohrbough of Wichita, Kan.; siblings, Hope Hightower ( Skyler Breeden) of Rogers, Faith Rohrbough (Kentrell Hill) of Camden, Ark., Tristen Burkett of Bentonville, Bryton Zieglar of Colorado; step- siblings, Cameron, Lane, Lily, and Jesse Suggs of the home, Brandi Souffrant of Fayetteville, N.C.; paternal grandmother, Janet Rohrbough and paternal aunt, Stephanie Rohrbough of Garfield; maternal grandparents, Barbara Perdew and Mark Byler of Rogers; maternal uncle, David Hightower of Pine Bluff; maternal great-aunt, Erica Newan; cousins, Gabriel and Carter Hightower, Megan, Daisy, and Noah Howard, Hailey Putman, Matthew and Jazmine Richardson, Nathan, Dennis and Kayleigh Gideon, Angela Gideon Hounschell, Kasia Gideon, Drake Satterwhite, Phoenix Cook and Haley Jefferies; maternal great-grandmother, Marilyn Moore of Carterville, Mo.; and many, many friends and extended family.

A celebration of life is scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, April 2, 2022, at First Baptist Church in Garfield, Ark. Arrangements are by Sisco Funeral Home in Pea Ridge. Online condolences may be made at www.siscofuneralhome.net