Austin Joseph Madsen

Birth date: Oct 2, 1990 Death date: Jan 31, 2023

Our beloved son, brother, husband, father, and dear friend to hundreds of people passed away on or about January 31, 2023, at the age of 32 while hiking amongst the rising foothills of Mount Dutton in Garfield County, Utah. Austin Read Obituary

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Jeffrey Swenson

145w ago

Austin, I wanted to thank you for the impact you had on my life. Although we didn't spend a lot of time together, you showed me a sense of adventure with a little spontaneity that can take us to amazing heights. I am forever grateful for the chance I had to meet you and your love of life. You empowered others to realize what was truly important and not sweat the small stuff. Additionally, I never got to meet your family, but if they read this and feel like they need someone to reach out to, please feel free to drop in. Until we meet again brother!

-Jeffrey Swenson

Audrey Schoenfeld

147w ago

Austin brought so much life with him. He felt everything so deeply and cared for people with his whole heart. His struggles contrasted with his rich and vast experience to create the beautifully complex life he lived. He was joyful and compassionate and welcoming to me. I have always been and always will be grateful for the time I spent with Austin.
My deepest condolences to his wife, children, and family.
Austin, thanks for bringing me to life. Thanks for scheming at midnight and jumping out of a plane with me. Thanks for the hikes, the laughs and the performances that we shared.

Aaron Salazar

147w ago

Here are some photos that I dug up from our ultimate frisbee facebook group. Austin was amazing at Ultimate and always had the right spirit of the game. We'll miss him.

Jill C Springer

147w ago

Austin was a beautiful human. His true friendship meant the world to me and it made a difference in my life. He gave me hope and I enjoyed seeing the excitement he carried with him about magical things. Thankful for the times we encouraged one another and to have a fellow believer to talk about Jesus with. I remember playing in the park and he would have his slack line set up. My favorite trick he did was balancing walking across it backwards with his eyes closed, singing and playing guitar. I loved listening to Austin and talking with him about creative ideas and concepts in and out of this world. My deepest sympathies go out to his family during this times of immense loss.

Ryan Larsen

147w ago

Added a new video to the Austin & Friends album.

Ryan Larsen

147w ago

Humble, child-like friend to all. You ran life’s trail so fast, dear friend. Rest in God’s light, where we will be with you again.

Ryan Larsen

147w ago

Humble, child-like friend to all. A heart that beats, in every tear that falls. You ran life’s trail so fast, dear friend. Rest in God’s light, where we will see you again.

Riley Steed

147w ago

I had the honor of working with this wonderful person! Always had a big smile on his face! He was always great to be around. Someone to have a good conversations with! Someone I knew that would always have my back! Rest easy my Freind! Till we meet again.