Fondren, Colton Tyler Scott Seber (1997 - 2024)

FONDRUN, FUHS, DRESEN, SCHWERY, SEBER, SAWYER, GORBET

Posted By: Denise Wurner (email)
Date: 11/12/2024 at 18:33:26

Name of deceased: Colton Tyler Scott Seber Fondren

Aged: 26 yrs, 9 mo, 7 days

Residence: Stroud, OK

Born: Dec. 27, 1997; Claremore, Rogers County, OK

Died: Oct. 4, 2024; Omaha, Douglas County, NE

Funeral services: Celebration of Life: Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024; Hampton Inn and Suites, Stroud, OK; burial was in Our Lady of Sorrow Catholic Cemetery, Chandler, OK. A second Celebration of Life was held on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024, at Podunk Bar and Grill, Panama, IA

Survived by: Aunt, Janis Fuhs (spouse, Kevin “Kilo” Dresen) of Earling, IA; cousin, Danielle Fuhs (spouse, Cody Schwery) of Earling, IA and their sons, Hudson and Tiller; close friends, Tyler Powers and Tanisha Mikels and their daughter Payton, Trace (spouse, Alex) Osborne and their children, Brenlee, Graycie, Braylen and Axel, Chris “Spliff” Gifford, Jeremy Hawkins, Frank Santiago Gomez, Brandon Renfrow and John Cushing; other family and friends

Predeceased by: Mother, Jara Evelyn Fondren; great-grandmother, Delores Seber; great-great-aunt, EmmaJean Sawyer; uncle, Brandon Gorbet

Education: Embraced the community of Stroud, OK in his earlier years; was an active participant in football, baseball, and basketball, embodying the spirit of teamwork and dedication. His love for debate continued long after his school days, reflecting his keen intellect and passion for discussion.

Religious affiliation: Baptized at Our Lady of Sorrow Catholic Church, Chandler, OK

Military service: no information provided

Marriage: no information provided

Employment: After attending Job Corps in Guthrie, OK, Colton worked as a security guard and, later, worked for Powers Tree Service and Monogram in Iowa. In May 2024, he returned to Stroud, OK to join EnviroServe alongside his close friend, Trace, and further solidified his bond with the community he loved there.

Hobbies/Interests: Devoted time to caring for his great-grandmother, Ma Dee, and great-aunt, Annie; enjoyed fishing and time spent with friends, and enjoying a cold beverage while cheering for the Dallas Cowboys, Oklahoma Sooners, and WWE wrestling.

Sources: heartlandfunerals.com