Gabriel Hanson

Gabe Hanson, our beautiful son, brother, grandson, nephew, and friend passed away after a tragic automobile accident. He was killed suddenly and without pain and suffering. Gabe was larger than life with a personality that could fill a room. He was constantly making people smile and laugh. He was always such a happy boy. Gabe loved to make people smile and laugh and we wondered if someday he would be a comedian. From the time he was born, we knew he was extra special. He had a heightened sensitivity to everything. He was so smart, teaching himself how to read at age 3. He was going to start high school at Viewmont after attending Farmington Junior High. He was a student body officer at FJH and was loved by all. He loved music and he loved to sing. He sang duets with his older brother Cooper and he sang in his school choir. He loved the gospel of Jesus Christ and had a very strong testimony that was older than he was. He has just completed Moronis Quest (an LDS Youth Conference) the day he died. He loved his family, especially his 4 brothers and sister. He is survived by his father and mother, Tyler Marvin and Kristin King Hanson, brothers Cooper, Gus, Isaiah, Henry, and his sister, Daisy. He wasnt afraid to be different. He was always himself and didnt do things because of peer pressure. He will be remembered fondly for his deep Vs, his pink Vans shoes, his Hello Kitty backpack, correcting peoples grammar on facebook, making his family laugh, being a jokester at school, catching Pokemon, playing around on the piano, playing Xbox, making and editing funny movies, being a whiz at the computer, and teasing his beloved mother. Above all, he loved the Lord Jesus Christ and now rests in His loving arms. We love you forever Gabriel. We learned so much from you. We will work to be with you again someday. Friends can visit on Wednesday August 3rd at Russon Brothers Mortuary 295 N. Main St. in Bountiful from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Funeral services will be held Thursday August 4th at the Steed Creek Chapel on 347 S. 200 W. in Farmington at12:00 noon. Friends can also visit prior to the services from 10:00-11:30 AM.