Ares Vladimyr Fall, born on December 11, 2024, passed away on Friday, August 14, 2026, at UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital following a tragic accident. He was only 20 months old.

He is the beloved son of Sebastian A. Fall and Heather J. Fall.

Ares was so full of life with his big smiles, sweet giggles, and spunky personality. He loved music, loved listening to his parents sing, and loved dancing. He was mischievous and funny. He loved being outside. He thought water was best experienced with big splashes, but only when it was ankle deep. He was smart, curious, and determined. He was gentle, loving, and happy.

Ares loved it when his daddy tossed him high in the air or dragged him around by his feet. He loved being hung upside down and tickled. He would come up to his mama, grab her face, put his face close to hers, and stare into her eyes like he was staring into her soul. It was his “kiss” to mama.

Ares loved his baby brother, Felix. He would bring him gifts: toys, blankies, and even the kittens. He taught his little brother how to say, “dada”. He would lie down, half on his brother, and rub his head back and forth on him.

Ares was a bright light in the world, and his beautiful spirit will forever be missed. He was a precious gift and deeply loved. Those of us who knew him will always hold him close in our hearts.

Ares was the much-loved brother of Felix Fall and Kayden and Violet Stancliff; cherished grandson of Audra and Robert Silva, Amber McHenry, and James Fall; beloved great-grandson of Jane and Bill Scheneman; dear nephew of Katrina (& Nikolai) Williamson, Chrystiana Silva, Christian (& Gloria) Silva, Joshua Reynolds, Jake Silva, Amber Silva, Christian Fall, Krystian Kendzerski, Trinity Fall, and Lily Fall; adopted and loved grandson of Scott and Evi Bowers; and adopted nephew of Kyle Bowers.

A celebration of Ares life will be held Saturday, August 22, 2026.

Funeral arrangements entrusted to the Thompson-Smith-Nesbitt Funeral Home, 345 Main St., Conneaut.

To leave a message or condolence visit his tribute page at www.thompsonsmithnesbitt.com