Faithe Nicole Artherholt
To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.
Obituary
With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Faithe, who was born on July 17th, 2004 and passed away on May 17th, 2026.
Faithe will be remembered for kindness, generosity, and the quiet ability to bring people together. Family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues all experienced the warmth and sincerity that made time spent with Faithe meaningful.
Throughout life, Faithe built lasting connections and touched many lives through simple acts of care, encouragement, and friendship. Conversations, shared moments, and everyday gestures created memories that will remain with those who had the privilege of knowing Faithe.
Family meant a great deal to Faithe, and relationships were always nurtured with patience and devotion. Friends valued loyalty and sincerity, while colleagues appreciated dedication and a thoughtful approach to work and collaboration.
The passing of Faithe leaves a space that cannot be filled. Yet the memories, lessons, and moments shared will continue to live on in the hearts of those who were fortunate to know Faithe.
Faithe will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.
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Faithe was always quick to make friends and help everyone feel included and seen. Age didn’t seem to be a factor. She was friends with all my kids regardless of if they were her age or much younger.
There are lots of things I loved about Fathe, but my favorite thing about her was her “can-do” attitude. She wanted to learn to make signs at my home one day, and she took it on without fear. She wanted to learn to sew, and she learned and did it well. If we needed help with something she was always quick to say “I’ll do it!” One time Megahn had come over to our home and she had a nail in her tire. Dave was trying to patch it and he was trying to find where it was leaking. He needed someone to get under the car and spit on the tire where he thought the hole was to see if it bubbled, and before anyone else could, she was under that car and hocked big spit on that tire. For a long time after that we lovingly called her “Loogie” Hahaha
My girls are all shy, and she easily pulled all three of them out of their shells and would have a great time being silly together. She will be missed, and ski trips are going to be painful now without her and Trenton there physically. Thanks for always being a good friend to my kids Faithe!
We went on ski trips with Faithe, Trenton, and their family a few times. I remember riding a long ski lift with Faithe. As normally happens, some other folks filled in on the lift with us. Faithe, of course, immediately struck up a conversation with these strangers, and by the time we reached the top of the mountain, we knew their life stories in great depth!
Another time, we were visiting Dallas for a lacrosse tournament. Trenton, Faithe, and a few of us were playing hacky sack in the lobby. There was a little boy watching us, and Faithe invited him to come play. I didn't realize it at the time, but Faithe had noticed that the boy's family was being interviewed by the police. She saw this and made sure to help distract the boy from that situation.
She was always so kind and thoughtful to our family and those around us. We'll miss her!
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Together, let us continue the legacy of compassion and kindness that Faithe embodied throughout their life.
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