Kellson Joel Miller started his adventure on this earth December 13th, 1989. He left us far too soon to reunite with friends and his beloved mother on November 3rd, 2021. Kellson had an undeniable love of adventure and willingness to share his loyal heart and contagious smile with those who needed it most. He loved to explore nature sometimes with a long peaceful walk or other times pedal to the metal in a 4-runner or anything with wheels. You would always find him with his best and loyal boy “Dude”. Kells loved to share the beauty that he found with those he loved. The way he would tell you about his freaking awesome adventure stories with such extreme excitement you knew you had to go one the next one. It was that big spirit and excitement that made everything you did with him more fun! He lived by his own rules, he didn’t apologize for who he was and encouraged all to do the same. Mosh pits and concerts will never be the same without his passion for mayhem when the time called for it.
His greatest passion in life was the love he had for his people, he loved them all so big. He loved being a dad to Evan extra big. Kells experienced the most unimaginable joy when he became a husband and a father. You could feel all of that love in his really aggressive hugs. He was always truly happy to see you, and would cheer you on in all of the things, with such fire that you would think it was a big deal even if it was small. Those who were lucky enough to be one of Kellsons people, never a doubt that they were worth it and loved unconditionally. He always had your back. Kells was the one you called who would show up no matter what, friend or family.
Kellson excelled at all things he aspired to do, he was naturally good at everything. Whether it was riding dirt bikes, skateboarding, building houses or fishing, hunting and teaching dogs. His incredible artistic talent could turn a stroke of an airbrush, a mark of a pen, a block of clay, or the buzz of a tattoo gun into a super rad work of art. He gave many friends and family beautiful tattoos, they will have his art to carry with them forever.
Kellson will be remembered by us on every dirt road, every 4-runner adventure, on every fishing boat, every time we pick up a shed antler and in every crazy concert mosh pit.
Kellson is preceded in death by his mom Mikell Miller, his grandparents Hans Miller and VerLynn Oviatt, uncle Joel Miller, cousin Rachael Miller and friends Mark Nay and Joshua Shepherd.
He is survived by his wife and son Ashley and Evan, siblings Lynnsi (Drew) Wilde, Holli (Jesse) Barker, Dalas Larsen, Dylan (Nichole) Larsen, nieces and nephews Kenidee, Kaston, Blu, Case and Rylar, Grandpa Cliff Oviatt, aunts and uncles Maurdi (Blair) Larsen, Mikay Potter, Sterling Miller, Gretsel (Andy) Marshall, Jenn Miller, Grandpa Clifford Oviatt, Many cousins, his dogs Dude and Luna, a family full of in-laws who love him greatly, and many friends that he considered family.
A memorial service will be held at 3:00 on Friday, November 12th at the Orangeville Community Center (80 North Main Street Orangeville, Utah).