Omarion Cadaire (Jose) Bones

Omarion Cadaire “Jose” Bones was born September 4, 2002 to Monica Fitzpatrick and El Don Patrick Bones in Stuttgart, Arkansas 

He confessed his life to the Lord and Savior at an early age and carried himself daily as a servant of the Lord.

Omarion was a 2020 graduate of Stuttgart High School in Stuttgart, Arkansas. He enjoyed playing football, soccer, and running track for the Stuttgart Ricebirds. Following high school Omarion attended the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB), where he was an active team member of the Golden Lions football team. He later took his talented athletic abilities to Iowa Wesleyan University, where he continued his football journey. In August of 2021 Omarion had plans to return to UAPB as a student athlete with hopes of joining the NFL. 

He was employed by Helms Farms for the summer of 2021; he enjoyed working in the fields and adapting to new skills. Omarion was a hardworking, dedicated young man who was always eager to lend a helping hand. His energy and smile captivated everyone he encountered. He enjoyed working out, playing videos games, and spending quality time with his friends and family. 

Omarion departed his earthly journey on August 1, 2021. He was preceded in death by his mother Monica Fitzpatrick, maternal grandfather Thomas Fitzpatrick, great grandmother Blanchie Jeffery, and best friend Deon Clark, Jr.

Omarion leaves a legacy of love to his father El Don Patrick Bones (Brittany) of Little Rock, AR; two brothers Damerius Fitzpatrick of Stuttgart, AR and Malakhi Bones of Little Rock, AR; two sisters Madelyn Bones of Little Rock, AR and Zariah Bones of Atlanta, GA; grandparents Debra Fitzpatrick of Stuttgart, AR, Patricia Grayson (Aaron) of Holly Grove, AR, and Donald Ray Jackson of Holly Grove, AR; great grandparents Mary Lee Fitzpatrick of Stuttgart, AR and Emma Jackson of Holly Grove, AR; special aunt Joyce Fitzpatrick of Stuttgart, AR; two special uncles Coty Bones of Holly Grove, AR and Draylon Fitzpatrick of Little Rock, AR; two special cousins Candace Amos of Atlanta, GA and LaToya Cox of Stuttgart, AR; and a host of aunts, uncles, friends, family, teachers, and coaches. 

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