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Kolten Jace Heurtevant was gifted to the world on August 8, 2022 at 6:09 p.m., to a doting mother and father and 4 siblings. Kolten's first word was "Amen". Proof that his life would be a conduit through which heavenly light will radiate for years beyond his earthly presence. His Hulk-like stature was evidence of his immense love, spirit, and personality. If it were red, it was number one in Kolten's book. On any given day, Kolten could be found calling Momma back to bed for a snuggle under the "hot blanky" or welcoming her home from class. He loved to ride motorcycles with his Dad, chase grasshoppers, watch Spidey and his amazing friends, raid the refrigerator, wear his big brother Jaxton's Spiderman costume, his dog Truly Jean, jam "My Maria" on 11, and spend time with his favorite person, Misty.
Kolten's legacy will live on, not only through his family but through his amazing gifts of life to others. Kolten was perfect. So perfect, in fact, that he was a perfect match to the top recipients on the transplant list. A rarity, not just statistically, but in divine providence as an angel sent to set the captives free.
Kolten Is loved by his Mom Kayla Stafford, Dad Robbie Heurtevant, His Hero - Brother Kamden Cole, His Keeper - Sister Kayzlee Blayke, His Best Buddy - Brother Jaxton Lee, His Partner in Crime - Sister Khloe Janell, Grandparents Tammy Hunkapillar, George Butler, Racheal Parker, Craig Parker, Heath Stafford, Kimberly Stafford and Chad Heurtevant, and Aunts, Uncles and Cousins, abound. May His light forever guide us.
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