Kristi Fuller White

Kristi was born on August 10, 1968 to Walter and Mary Ruth Fuller of Little Rock. She died on Thursday, December 11, 2025 surrounded by her family and friends. Kristi is survived by her three children, Olivia, Maisen and Celeste, her sister Misti Bolen (Kimble), her brothers Dale Fuller (Judy), Bobby Fuller (Carolyn), and Randy Fuller (Myra), and ten nephews. She is also mourned by her partner Gene Porter of New Zealand, her best friend Jessica Kinsley, and many loved ones. She is predeceased by her parents and her brother Walter “Chip” Fuller.

Kristi graduated from Mt. Saint Mary’s Academy in Little Rock in 1986 and attended Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, Missouri. After working several years at Superior Federal Bank, Kristi began working as a paralegal for what is now Anderson Murphy & Hopkins in December of 1990. She worked with the firm until she left in 1998 to start her family. Kristi loved being home to raise her children and delighted in them. She was amazed at their artistic talent and knew them to be the most beautiful children on earth.The law firm, who had never given up hope that she would return, was delighted when Kristi came back to work there in 2017. She was much loved and respected by everyone at her firm, the firm’s clients, and court personnel.

Anyone who came within Kristi’s orbit knew she would be their cheerleader for life. She was funny, clever, and beautiful inside and out. Kristi loved to go thrifting and always had an eye out for her family and friends, too, and took joy from finding a special something perfect to give to them. During the summer months Kristi’s happy place was on the Buffalo River. She floated at every opportunity with her friends and children. She also loved to go car camping and spending time by the campfire. Kristi was always first to include others and to celebrate their successes as her own.

The family will have a visitation Thursday, December 18, 2025 beginning at 5:00 p.m. at the Smith Family Funeral Home located at 1921 Main St. North Little Rock, Arkansas. A memorial service will follow at 6:00 p.m.