Carsten Nielsen
When we were at Lake Powell we were skinny dipping and he was on the unicorn ridding it. Also catching a big cat fish with him then eating it. I love him so much.
Birth date: Feb 3, 2000 Death date: Dec 4, 2025
Joshua Dean Morgan Babcock, beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend to all who knew him, and disciple of Jesus Christ, returned home to his Heavenly Parents on Thursday, December 4, 2025, at the age of 25 after a courage Read Obituary
When we were at Lake Powell we were skinny dipping and he was on the unicorn ridding it. Also catching a big cat fish with him then eating it. I love him so much.
A good friend from my missionary days, his constant encouragement helped everyone stay strong in the mission. A memory I will cherish. Rest in peace, my friend.
As a missionary in the Chile Osorno Mission, Elder Babcock radiated light and happiness. He loved everyone and was always smiling and serving. He would help with the dishes after a zone conference, because that was how he was raised and he was willing to help! By his actions, he pointed others to Christ and was a faithful, devoted disciple of Jesus Christ!
Many Sunday’s I would be sitting behind this cute family in church and I loved watching him with his cute little girl and how tender he was with his sweet wife. I was so saddened to learn of his illness and his passing. May our Heavenly Father send his choicest blessings to your family. Please know you are loved.
When the Babcock's lived in the Forest Green ward, the bus stop for Wasatch Elementary school bus stop was in front of our house. One morning after the bus had picked the children up, I looked out the window and saw a cute wide eyed little boy hiding behind a shrub. Apparently Josh didn't want to go to school that day! We called his Mom and she promptly came to pick him up! Elizabeth and Daniel were wonderful parents to their beautiful little family and we were sad to see them move away. Our hearts go out to all of the Babcock family as they mourn his passing.
Tom & Cyndi Marcheschi
Above all, Josh taught me to be fearless. That’s a trait I always admired in him, and I’m grateful for all the opportunities I had to see his courage in action.
I knew him as Elder Babcock on a few exchanges in the great Chile Osorno Mission. I remember wondering where he got all of his energy from, and looking through our Spanish learning books for which papers we could rip out and start a fire with to keep warm haha.
Hasta ver ,
Connor Matekel
Right when him and Sammy first got married he took me rock climbing with him and benji and he paid for me. That just really stuck with me throughout my life.