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(From Epting Funeral Home - Northwest Arkansas)

Jeremy Neiel Rochier, 34, of Bella Vista, Arkansas died Thursday, October 27, 2011 at Washington Regional Medical Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He was born December 25, 1976 at Washington Regional in Fayetteville, the son of Patricia Salmons and Marvin Rochier.

He was a member of The Church of Northwest Arkansas. He was a talented musician. He worked for the Bellshare Company in technical support. He loved spending time with his family and church. Jeremy had lived in the Northwest Arkansas area since 1999 after moving from Blytheville, Arkansas. He enjoyed technology, spending time in the outdoors, and playing golf.

He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Maxine Rochier, and his grandfather, Louis Salmons.

Jeremy is survived by his wife, Rachael Rochier, of the home whom he married September 14, 2002 in Springdale, Arkansas; his parents, Marvin and Patricia Rochier, of Van Buren, Arkansas; two sons, Zayin and Zander Rochier, of the home; two sisters, Adrienne Salerno, and her husband, Frank, of New Jersey, and Jennifer Wigginton and her husband, Charles, of Bella Vista, Arkansas; and one niece, Taylor Rochier, of Bella Vista.

I wanted to share this link...it's his LinkedIn profile...

http://www.linkedin.com/in/thbassman

His headline reads "co-administrator of Christberry"...and he was true to his role and loved the work he did for this ministry and, ultimately, for God.

Amen...

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I first met Thbassman online nearly 6 years ago. He was the person that needed to be there at the right time when I was having lots of doubts. then I met him again just a couple years ago as a beta tester and then later as co-workers for BellShare. He helped me out a lot then as well. One thing I saw that was definitely a positive to show he passed down his traits and characteristics to his children. When he went to Florida for vacation we were going to meet up and see each other for the first time but my son had a seizure and we spent the whole time they were here in the hospital. His son took time out from their vacation to draw a picture for my son which we picked up the day they left. His family didn't even know my family yet they have been a support for us for nearly 6 years and not even knew it. Special prayers are going out to his wife and kids and may they receive as much as Thbassman gave of himself.

Thank you so much Jr for your testimony...I am truly glad to know others he has touched.

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Jeremy touched everyone who knew him. We met on Pinstack when I posted in a forum started by a very troubled young man. Anytime a prayer warrior was needed Jeremy would lift them up without a moment's hesitation. I feel our loss is truely heaven's gain.

I have wrote on many different forums about my friend and if can some it all up in a few words I would say:

He is a great and loyal friend and he will be deeply missed on this earth...

I have had many people come to my site and join listing him as the referral and every time it wrenches my heart, but in a good way, because i never want to become desensitized of the great friendship we had. Any friend of Bass is always well received by me.

Great words bro...thank you.

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Amen. I am so touched and moved by how many people's lives he touched thank you all for sharing.

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Hope you don't mind but I'm going to replete my Pinstack post. Sums up my thoughts on a wonderful person.

As we go through life we meet a lot of people. Some we like, some like us back. If we are really fortunate we meet someone who makes a mark, an impression that makes us all the better for having known them.

Jeremy was one of those people. What's most remarkable he did it through a medium that is known for being cold an impersonal, the internet. I never met the man face to face, never had even the privilege of hearing his voice. It wasn't needed. His warmth and kindness transcended the restrictions the internet placed on it. He was helpful, going out of his way to help me, even when it had been years since we communicated, and he did it without my asking. We were truly blessed knowing him.

Jeremy had faith, and I'm sure he faced this with the strength that provided him. Pinstack, our lives, were better for having known him. I know he is with his saviour, I know he is now safe and at peace. While we are sad at his passing, lets take comfort in that.

May God bless his family. May He be with them in this time of sadness and loss.

Jeremy,

May the road rise up and meet you,

May the wind be always at your back,

May the sun shine warm upon your feet,

The rains fall soft upon your feilds,

And until we meet again,

May God hold you in the palm of His hand.