Myra K. (Yarbrough) Nickla, age 71, of Cammack Village, passed away July 26, 2019, at UAMS in Little Rock, AR.
She was born February 10, 1948 in Russellville, AR, to Samuel M. Yarbrough and Bettye L. Yarbrough.
Myra is survived by her sons, Eric Nickla of Naperville, IL, Scott (Terri) Poole of Garland, Texas, and daughter Nicole (Chris) Gunn of Little Rock. She is also survived by her partner Patrick Branton of Cammack Village, along with two siblings, Mark (Laura) Yarbrough and Jack Yarbrough.
Myra was gifted with 5 grandchildren; Steven Nickla, Bradley and Ethan Poole, and Parker and Lawson Gunn.
Myra was very artistic. She enjoyed painting, was a talented writer, and an avid animal lover. She was a free spirit and always played by her own rules. She will be fondly remembered for her funny stories, infectious laugh, and her deep knowledge in astrology. She especially loved spending time reading, listening to music, and sharing valuable family insights collected during her genealogy research.
Myra will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
*Obituary information courtesy of Roller-Chenal Funeral Home, Little Rock, AR*
She was born February 10, 1948 in Russellville, AR, to Samuel M. Yarbrough and Bettye L. Yarbrough.
Myra is survived by her sons, Eric Nickla of Naperville, IL, Scott (Terri) Poole of Garland, Texas, and daughter Nicole (Chris) Gunn of Little Rock. She is also survived by her partner Patrick Branton of Cammack Village, along with two siblings, Mark (Laura) Yarbrough and Jack Yarbrough.
Myra was gifted with 5 grandchildren; Steven Nickla, Bradley and Ethan Poole, and Parker and Lawson Gunn.
Myra was very artistic. She enjoyed painting, was a talented writer, and an avid animal lover. She was a free spirit and always played by her own rules. She will be fondly remembered for her funny stories, infectious laugh, and her deep knowledge in astrology. She especially loved spending time reading, listening to music, and sharing valuable family insights collected during her genealogy research.
Myra will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
*Obituary information courtesy of Roller-Chenal Funeral Home, Little Rock, AR*
Myra K. (Yarbrough) Nickla, age 71, of Cammack Village, passed away July 26, 2019, at UAMS in Little Rock, AR.
She was born February 10, 1948 in Russellville, AR, to Samuel M. Yarbrough and Bettye L. Yarbrough.
Myra is survived by her sons, Eric Nickla of Naperville, IL, Scott (Terri) Poole of Garland, Texas, and daughter Nicole (Chris) Gunn of Little Rock. She is also survived by her partner Patrick Branton of Cammack Village, along with two siblings, Mark (Laura) Yarbrough and Jack Yarbrough.
Myra was gifted with 5 grandchildren; Steven Nickla, Bradley and Ethan Poole, and Parker and Lawson Gunn.
Myra was very artistic. She enjoyed painting, was a talented writer, and an avid animal lover. She was a free spirit and always played by her own rules. She will be fondly remembered for her funny stories, infectious laugh, and her deep knowledge in astrology. She especially loved spending time reading, listening to music, and sharing valuable family insights collected during her genealogy research.
Myra will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
*Obituary information courtesy of Roller-Chenal Funeral Home, Little Rock, AR*
She was born February 10, 1948 in Russellville, AR, to Samuel M. Yarbrough and Bettye L. Yarbrough.
Myra is survived by her sons, Eric Nickla of Naperville, IL, Scott (Terri) Poole of Garland, Texas, and daughter Nicole (Chris) Gunn of Little Rock. She is also survived by her partner Patrick Branton of Cammack Village, along with two siblings, Mark (Laura) Yarbrough and Jack Yarbrough.
Myra was gifted with 5 grandchildren; Steven Nickla, Bradley and Ethan Poole, and Parker and Lawson Gunn.
Myra was very artistic. She enjoyed painting, was a talented writer, and an avid animal lover. She was a free spirit and always played by her own rules. She will be fondly remembered for her funny stories, infectious laugh, and her deep knowledge in astrology. She especially loved spending time reading, listening to music, and sharing valuable family insights collected during her genealogy research.
Myra will be deeply missed by her family and friends.
*Obituary information courtesy of Roller-Chenal Funeral Home, Little Rock, AR*
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