
Kurt Herrington
June 26, 1985 - October 01, 2018
Obituary
Kurt Anthony Herrington, 33, our beloved father, son, brother, uncle, grandson and friend was taken from us too soon on October 1, 2018. He was born on June 26, 1985 in Susanville, CA to Matt and Rosemarie (Rose) Herrington. Our beloved Kurt loved everything about life. He was a very dedicated father along with being a loyal delivery driver for 13 years. He was currently employed with Custom Delivery (8 years) and prior was a delivery driver for Big Sky Express of Billings (5 years). Kurt made many friendships along his routes he drove daily. Many customers would call the office on a regular basis and not ask when the delivery driver would be there but when Kurt would be there. His contagious laugh, smile and love of football captured every heart he came across. He had a way of making a positive impact on others through his stories and love for life. Many remember Kurt as the “Dirty Blond Boy” who rode his bike up and down the streets of his childhood town, Thermopolis, WY. He kept his parents busy with countless movie nights, sleepovers, games of tag and even sneaking in a kiss or two from the pretty girls. Kurt was all boy growing up, known as the bike mechanic. If he couldn't fix it, no problem, there was always a ride to be given on the handlebars or a skateboard to be pulled. 11 years ago Kurt's daughter and best friend was brought into his world. He spent all his time raising a strong and independent young lady. Kurt was the person that would go without before seeing another struggle which made him a great father. As he would always say “I could have nothing at all but still have everything”. He could walk into a room and instantly light up the room, he had a way of shining with his presence and contagious laugh. Those who knew Kurt knew about his passion for the bay area sport teams. Kurt was always talking about sports, watching sports or listening to podcasts whether it was the Warriors, Giants or his favorite, 49ers. His imagination had no limit and was something all envied. His big ideas and stories were something to behold. The world has truly lost a rare shining diamond. He will be truly missed by so many but never forgotten. Kurt is survived by his only daughter Nuvia; parents, Matt and Rosemarie Herrington; sister, April Carothers; brothers, Sean Minnix (Jessi), Aaron Minnix (Bobbie) and twin brother, Kory Herrington (Felicia); grandmother, Kathy Herrington; and many nieces and nephews (Austin, Amanda and Andrew Carothers, Asthon Minnix, Allison Winters, Anthony and Jayden Helmey). He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Harry Herrington and grandparents, Allen and Mary Ellen Baumiller. The family would like to thank all the Emergency Responders, nurses and doctors at Saint Vincent's for the tremendous care they gave Kurt during his last hours of life. A celebration of life will be at 1:00pm, Saturday, October 6, 2018 at Dahl Funeral Chapel. Memories and condolences may be shared with the family at www.dahlfuneralchapel.com
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Sean
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I will always reflect on those good small-town days! Having nothing- valued materials, yet always having everything in my brothers. You gave me integrity , value, a valiant reason to always stand up and throw down. You made sense and did change lives in positive directions. Always!! You will be missed and thought about iften.. we love you always forever and beyond. Your brother indefinately... sean
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Cheno
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I remember the first time we all hung out in the front yard, Kurt had said I told myself we would not make friends with the neighbor's but from that day forward we all developed a bond that led to so many memories at "Colton Arms" from bbqs in the front yard to volleyball tournaments, watching football games via the projector against the carport, having the cops pay us a visit for singing (more like yelling) "Sweet Caroline" in the front yard, 4th of July shenanigans which included the red neck swimming pool, Halloween parties, New years eve escapes from the crazy ex husband, Thanksgiving dinners, Easter egg hunts and let's not forget your wedding in the front yard that included the entire apartment building coming together to make sure that day was perfect for you guys, and one of the funniest memories was the 4th of July when my dad brought the boat down and we went to Cooney Dam (Kurt and Randy were being pulled on the tube my dad took the corner too fast and Kurt had lost his shorts in the middle of Cooney Lake. Kurt was one of the most genuine people. I have ever encountered in my life. I love ya my friend and will miss ya.
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I am so very sorry for your loss. Please find comfort in God's sure promise of a resurrection as set forth in the Bible. (Acts 24:15; John 5:28,29) Those who are raised to life will have the prospect of never again being subject to misery, sickness, or death. (Revelation 21:4) I hope that reflecting on these thoughts and your wonderful memories will give you some relief during this difficult time.
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LM, Alabama
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Dear family, I'm so sorry for the loss of your beloved Kurt. May the God of all comfort give you peace to help you cope during this difficult time. We look forward to seeing our dead loved ones again in the righteous paradise here on earth very soon. Acts 24:15; Psalm 37:29 www.jw.org
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Courtney Lienemann
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I still think about you everyday my friend and I miss you like crazy. You will forever be my valentine 💕 I love you Kurt.