Floyice Bobros

Floyice Bobros was born November 21, 1956 in Scott, Arkansas to the late Lillie Mae and Willie Oliver. Flo was a true example of strength, resilience and grace. Born in a time when women had limited opportunities, she never let anything stand in her way. 

Throughout her life, she faced many hardships, including the loss of her husband and the death of her youngest son. But she never let these tragedies break her spirit. Instead, she drew strength from them and used them as motivation to live her life to the fullest. 

Flo drew strength and inspiration from her faith. Her unwavering belief in God was a constant source of comfort and guidance for her, and it was truly inspiring to witness the strength and peace that this belief brought her. Despite facing many challenges throughout her life, her faith remained steadfast. She always turned to prayers during difficult times and found solace in the knowledge that there was a greater purpose to her life. Her belief in God gave her the courage and resilience to face adversity with grace and dignity. Through her unwavering faith, Flo taught us the incredible power of belief. She showed us that even in the face of hardship and uncertainty, faith can provide us with the strength and courage to persevere. Her faith will continue to inspire us and remind me of the transformative power of faith in all aspects of life.  My grandma lived a simple life yet found great joy in the small things. She taught us to appreciate the beauty of nature, to find joy in spending time with loved ones, and to take pleasure in the simple pleasures of life. Her wisdom has taught us to find happiness in the things that truly matter.

She is preceded in death by her mother Lillie Mae Oliver, father Willie Oliver, husband Bob Bobros, son Lil Bob Bobros Jr, her three brothers Willie Oliver Jr, Frank Oliver, Charles and sister Drother Oliver  

Floyice departed this life to live with her savior on Tuesday, May 21, 2024 surrounded by her family and loved ones. 

She Leaves to cherish her memory her daughter: Theresa Oliver, her granddaughters: Latesha Clark, Chinka Oliver, her great grandchildren: Zaliyah Oliver, Zamiyah Oliver, ZaMarion Oliver, Demarkas Grayson Jr, and Ladonna Grayson, her four sisters: Mable Norris, Lillie William, Carolyn Tyler and Louise Oliver, her 2 brothers: George Oliver, Trencie Oliver, and a hosto of other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held Saturday June 1, 2024 at 11:00 A.M. in the Hardy Funeral Home Memorial Chapel. A visitation will be held Friday May 31, 2024 from 1:00 P.M. until 5:00 P.M., also in the Hardy Funeral Home Memorial Chapel.