Jimmy Dean Rochner,63, of White Hall passed away on July 15, 2022 at his home. He was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas on May 10, 1959. Preceded in death by his father John Rochner, Sr. and granddaughter Alexis Hamilton.

He is survived by his mother, Doris West Rochner of Redfield, spouse Vicky Davis-Rochner, son, Josh (Becky) Rochner of Sherwood, daughter Jessica (Carl) Cearley of White Hall, step-son, Rex (Michelle) Bowers of Mountain View; 5 grandchildren, Skylar Hamilton, Paisley Wallace, Londyn Cearley of White Hall, Madeline Plato, Rocky Bowers of Mountain View; brothers, John Rochner, Jr. of White Hall, Larry (Michelle) Rochner of Romance, Lewis Rochner of Redfield, Mark (Jennifer) Rocnher of Peachtree, GA and a host of cousins, nieces and nephews.

Jimmy was an avid outdoorsman which led him to telling tall tales about the results of such endeavors. He loved to have a good time and could make everyone laugh! A man, with truly the biggest heart. One   of his favorite things to do in life was to take his grandson, Skylar, hunting and fishing.

Jimmy graduated from Pine Bluff High School in 1977. At the young age of 7, he gave his life to the Lord at South Side Baptist Church. Following in his late father's footsteps, he was employed at Union Pacific Railroad where he worked as a conductor and he also owned and operated Rock's Welding for many years with his brother Lewis and late father. He was a certified boiler tube and pipe welder. He had close relationships with many employees from the railroad and all people he had met over the United States, where he had the privilege of traveling.

In lieu of a service at this time, a private gathering will be held at a later date and proper announcements will be made by the family.