Those we love never truly leave us. They live on in the stories we tell, the lives they touched, and the love they gave.

May we remember not how they died, but how they lived.

SAY THEIR NAME.

Jeremy had an unforgettable smile and a heart bigger than words can describe. He was the kind of person who would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it, never hesitating to help someone he cared about. His kindness and generosity were just as unforgettable as his smile, but there was so much more to Jon than that.

And then there were his dance moves! 😂 He was the life of every party, bringing laughter, energy, and a joy that was impossible to ignore. Whether he was dancing, joking around, or simply enjoying time with the people he loved, Jeremy had a way of making every moment more memorable. His smile could light up a room, but his presence could light up an entire celebration. He was one of a kind, and anyone who knew him will never forget him. ❤️

Jeremy Fowler

(6/21/85-6/29/23)

Adrienne Ezzell

(4/30/87-12/10/16)

His favorite things included spending time at his family’s cottage, snuggling with his silky, longhaired miniature dachshund puppy, Dexter, and laughing until his sides hurt with family and friends.

If you ever said, “Jon was my best friend,” someone else would quickly argue, “NO, he was MY best friend!” That was the kind of person Jon was. He had a way of making everyone feel loved, valued, and genuinely special. The moment you met him, you became part of his life, and he created a lifelong bond that made you feel like you had always been a part of his world. He was loved by everyone, and everyone who knew him felt lucky to call him a friend.

Jonathan Lichorobiec

(2/12/90-7/29/17)

Ryan was smart, funny, and sentimental, with a heart that cherished the people and moments that mattered most. He loved spending time with his friends, especially when they were out playing disc golf and making memories together.

As a packaging engineer, Ryan built a career that reflected a curiosity he had carried since childhood. He had always loved taking things apart and figuring out how to put them back together, and that natural curiosity became part of the work he was so good at.

Ryan Ravary

(8/15/90-3/15/18)

Kyle loved traveling with his father, creating memories that would last a lifetime. Of all the places he had the opportunity to explore, Montana held a special place in his heart and was his favorite.

In his spare time, Kyle enjoyed watching movies, rebuilding computers, duck hunting, and spending quality time with his family. His passion for building and taking things apart extended far beyond computers. He also loved rebuilding race cars, and if there was one thing Kyle enjoyed, it was going fast! 🏁

There are countless wonderful things that could be said about Kyle. He was a beloved son, a devoted dad, and a cherished friend to many. His infectious personality and one-of-a-kind sense of humor had a way of bringing laughter and joy to everyone around him.