Arielle Ainsley Farmer

Arielle Ainsley Farmer, A.K.A. Boo-Boo, Rielle, and Ace, was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado on February 23, 1989 and joined her Lord and Savior May 2, 2011 at the age of 22. She is preceded in new life by Veronica & Sulpicio DeDios whom she referred to as Grandma Lola & Tatay, Grandpa Carlos Matanane, and Aunt Esther Marie Dunn. She is survived by her: Mother Joyce, Step-father Venell, Father Jack. Niece Anahi Nicole, Siblings Jaclyn, Destiny and Brother-in-law Ozzie. Grand-parents: Marietta, Fidela, Roosevelt and Emma. She is also survived by a very large extended family to include aunts, uncles, and cousins through out the continental Unites States and Guam: James & Danielle S., Orlando D. & Teri H., Jonathan & Jackie D., Lorenzo & Darlene D., Jeff D., Sherri & Herb M., Doris D., Earnest & Dee D., Jason D., Frankie & Bonnie M., Peter & Tammy M.; and her cousins Brianna S., Naomi S., Darrian D., Geoffrey D., Emminance D., Caleb M., Cyrus M., Alexander D., Marquisa J., Tessoni N., Brandon N., Lenora M., Jared M., Nick M., Liza & Randy J., and Francis & Jane M. She was a bright individual who could light up a room. Her smile and laughter were contagious and she had a wonderful sense of adventure. Arielle loved the outdoors. She enjoyed fishing, hiking, camping and traveling. She has traveled to a number of destinations to include, Germany, Guam, Canada, Hawaii, Washington DC, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Mexico, Los Angeles, and of course San Diego! When she was in Elementary School, Arielle could be found playing basketball with the neighborhood kids until the sun went down. She fell in love with music at a very young age. Arielle went to many Jazz Festivals with her family growing up and could always be seen with ear phones in her ears, bobbing her head to a good beat, and mouthing the lyrics as she appreciated the work of her favorite artists. She graduated from Grandview High School in 2008 and was looking forward to perhaps joining the military or going to school to pursue the culinary arts. Arielle was truly an exceptional individual. Those who were fortunate to know her knew she was both charismatic and generous. She loved to laugh and thoroughly enjoyed creating comedic and spontaneous moments that resulted in outrageous outbursts of laughter. She was loyal and gave selflessly to help others and frequently put the needs and wants of others before her own. Arielle touched many lives with her vibrant personality. Her infectious laughter, endearing smile, and love for her family will forever live on in our hearts. Please share memories and condolences with Arielle's family by clicking on the ""sign guestbook"" link.