Dillon Eberle Car Accident, Arkansas Obituary, Death: With profound sorrow and heavy hearts, the Sherwood community mourns the sudden and tragic passing of Dillon Eberle, a devoted husband, father, friend, and entrepreneur. Dillon, 36, passed away on April 16, 2025, as the result of a car accident, leaving behind an enduring legacy of kindness, dedication, and heartfelt service to others.
Born and raised in Arkansas, Dillon was the proud owner and operator of Eberle Insurance Agency, where he built a thriving business rooted in trust, integrity, and a personal touch. He wasn’t just a businessman—he was a trusted advisor and advocate for his clients. Those who worked with him often commented on his honesty, his work ethic, and his genuine desire to help others. Dillon believed in building relationships, not just policies. For many, he wasn’t just their insurance agent—he was a friend.
Outside of work, Dillon’s life was centered on faith, family, and friendship. He had a gift for making people feel welcome and seen, and his magnetic personality drew people in. Whether it was a backyard barbecue, a church gathering, or cheering from the sidelines of a local game, Dillon showed up wholeheartedly. He poured love and energy into everything he did and everyone he cared about.
Dillon was a loving husband to his wife, Cassie Eberle, and a devoted father to their children. He found his greatest joy in family life—coaching his kids’ teams, attending school events, and building a home filled with laughter, love, and grace. He and Cassie were partners in every sense—raising their children together with faith and intention. His love for his family was evident in everything he did and will remain an unshakable part of his legacy.
Those closest to Dillon will remember him for his loyalty and authenticity. He was the type of friend who would drop everything to help someone in need. As Kyle Gore so movingly wrote, “He was the absolute greatest friend a guy could have. Please keep his family in your prayers. Thankful for the Lord’s grace and salvation on days like these.” Dillon’s loss has deeply shaken all who knew him, but the strength of his character and the kindness he so freely gave will continue to resonate.
Dillon’s faith in God was the foundation of his life. He approached each day with gratitude, humility, and a deep desire to live with purpose. He embodied Christian values in his words and actions, and he drew strength from his spiritual community. On days like these, we are reminded of his favorite scripture and the peace he carried: “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” — Psalm 34:18.
Dillon is survived by his beloved wife, Cassie Eberle; their children; his parents; extended family members; friends who became family; his colleagues; and the many clients and community members whose lives he touched. Each person who had the privilege of knowing Dillon will carry forward the lessons he taught—how to lead with love, serve with heart, and live each day fully. A memorial service celebrating Dillon’s life will be announced in the coming days.
In the meantime, friends and loved ones are encouraged to remember him by supporting one another and by continuing the work he started—caring for others, building community, and leading with faith. Dillon Eberle will be remembered not only for the life he lived, but for the light he brought to others. His legacy will continue through the countless lives he touched with grace, generosity, and unwavering love. Rest in peace, Dillon. You were truly one of a kind.
