Micheal Lovell

October 24th 1997 – January 24, 2021

On Sunday January 24th, 2021 we lost an amazing son, bruddder, grandson, Nephew, Cousin, friend, all around wonderful Monkey. Most people knew him as Monkey or Thumper. Micheal was born October 24 1997, he was always full of adventures and had little to no fear! Growing up he was always the friend everyone wanted. He had a heart of gold and would give the shirt off his back to just about anyone. Micheal graduated from Viewmont High in 2016 and went on many more adventures after that. For graduation he got his first shotgun and from there his passion for guns grew and grew. He bought himself his dream car, he bought his Challenger and took great pride in her. Then he found a new passion in addition to his guns and it was his Harley, yep, he went out and bought a Harley. Him and the “boys” spent many hours and miles out riding together. Micheal also enjoyed playing his Xbox. He would play for hours and hours, whether it be online with his younger brothers or his friends.

Micheal was working security at the airport at the time of his passing, he liked his job and would talk about it and all the people watching he did. Micheal was a great big bruddder he loved his siblings and would pick on them just for fun.

Micheal made a huge imprint on many lives. He leaves an even bigger hole in our hearts.

Survived by: Mom Tiffany (Kevin) McMurray, Father Jake (Carrie) Lovell, Bonus Parents Scott (Jenn) Shipley. Siblings William and Chevelle McMurray. Rebecca, Dustin and Austen Lovell.  Many Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Grandparents and “the Boys”

Preceded in death by: his Grandpa Mike Lister and his little bruddder Matty McMurray.

We will be having a celebration of life Saturday February 6th 1:00pm – 2:30pm

Grantsville LDS 9th Ward Meeting house 415 West Apple Street in Grantsville Utah 84029

This will be done via open house style, please feel free to come anytime during this time and say your see ya laters. Masks are recommended. Due to Covid 19 we are not allowed more then 100 people in the building at a time, please be courteous of others so that we can all share this day.

Interment will take place on Sunday February 7th in Liberty, Idaho at noon (weather permitting).