Regrettably, Shad Roundy left our midst on Wednesday, July 5, 2023, at a young age. He pἀssed away. Many people are interested in the circumstances surrounding his premature deἀth because of the outpouring of grief that has enveloped the online community since the news of his pἀssing first broke.
Numerous sources have already revealed the tragic reality of his leaving amid this awful turn of events. However, no relatives have yet spoken out in front of the public to discuss this tragic event. As a result of this tragic loss, his family and friends are left reeling from unfathomable sorrow and trying to come to terms with their beloved Shad’s sudden departure.
Shad Roundy’s funeral arrangements and final rites have not yet been made public, which raises the possibility that they will be private services attended only by his closest family members and valued loved ones.
Shad Roundy was a fantastic person who attained remarkable achievements through his exceptional labor and left a lasting impression on his profession. He was dearly loved and will always have a special place in the hearts of his loved ones.
The internet community has responded to the news of his deἀth with great sadness because so many people were shocked by how suddenly he went. On numerous social media sites, countless people have shared their sincere condolences and paid tribute to Shad.
Shad Roundy’s soul may now rest in peace for all time. Keep checking Dekh News for more developments. Shad was in a horrible accἰdent that left him with life-threatening ἰnjuries, and he finally took his life. We strongly advise you to read the complete article for more information on this heartbreaking news…
Shad Roundy Obituary
According to a tweet, On July 5, 2023, Shad Wesley Roundy, 45, of Cache Junction, Utah, perished abruptly in an accἰdent. On September 16, 1977, Wesley and Jean Hull Roundy welcomed Shad into the world in Logan, Utah. The kid they had always wanted to be grew up in Cache Junction with his three sisters.
UPDATE: Cache Junction resident Shad Roundy has been identified as the 45-year-old man who died in a UTV crash earlier this week. https://t.co/Yl2xwHjJRD
— KUTV2news (@KUTV2News) July 9, 2023
Shad’s passion and love for farming were cultivated while he was growing up alongside his father on a tractor, making them an amazing combination. He became a fifth-generation farmer because of his close relationship with his father and his pride in his lineage.
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He was always regarded as everyone’s favorite and made a wonderful protector and bodyguard for those he loved. After his father’s accἰdent, he assumed greater responsibility and made it one of his life’s goals. At the Cache County Fair, he went on a blind date and ended up falling in love with Brittni Pitcher.
He was the ideal foil for that fiery blonde. On January 10, 2002, they were wed in the Salt Lake Temple and began their life together in a small, pink cottage in Cache Junction. Together, they could build a house, residence, farm (West Shadow Farms), barn, outbuildings, and slope where their cattle could graze.
Their greatest accomplishment eventually materialized with the birth of their cherished son Oliver after years of struggle and suffering. Oliver was the center of Shad’s universe, and he dedicated his life to teaching Oliver everything he knew about farming, maintenance, collecting toy farms, caring for animals, and Brittni.
Shad was the truest of friends, even to those he did not know well. He was kindhearted and protective. He could repair anything that was broken for you. He was ready to lend a helping hand if you needed one. Shad was usually cold and wore thermals all year round, so chances are he’d have extra if you needed a pair while on a beach trip.
He was a persistent trickster who could make you both laugh and scream. Shad most likely placed the rooster on your window sill if you woke up to find one there. Shad was a quiet spiritual man who revered his heavenly Father and his Savior. He practiced the purest form of Christianity by loving God with all of his heart and his neighbor as himself.
Oliver Roundy, his kid, his parents Donald Wesley and Karla Jean Hull Roundy, and his sisters Stacey (Bret) Fonnesbeck, Hollie (Kyle) Falslev, and TomiBrooke Pallas (Jay Brundage) survive him. His grandparents, Tom, Ann Hull, Brooks, and Leona Roundy, predeceased him. You can see the obituary details below:
A viewing will take place at the Newton LDS meeting house, located at 76 S 100 W in Newton, UT, on Thursday, July 13, 2023, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. A funeral ceremony will be place at the Newton LDS meeting house at 11:00 AM on Friday, July 14, 2023, after a second viewing from 9:30 to 10:30 AM. The Newton Cemetery will be used for the burial.
On Shad’s obituary at www.whitepinefunerals.com, there are links to GoFundMe and Zoom for those who want to watch the funeral service online or donate to the family.
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