Casey Estes-Johnson

Casey is survived by his mother Kim Johnson; Fathers, Clay Estes and Russell Johnson; brothers Cory Deuson, Hunter Johnson, Tanner Johnson; sister Breton Estes; grandparents Becky Deaton, Caren Scalf, Billie Deaton, Jimmy Deaton, Lynn Johnson, Jerry and Brenda Johnson and Clayton, Dana Estes. He has many numerous cousins, uncles Brian Deaton, Lynn and Micah Deaton, Nic Cangiamilla and Scott Estes and Terry and Robin Bunker; aunts Gina Scalf and Lisa Estes-Honore and extended family and friends.

Casey spent most of his childhood years in Springtown, TX and graduated from Springtown High School. He then went onto Texas State University San Marcos, TX. He was a Kappa Sigma. After College Casey worked as a manager and trainer at 24 Hour Fitness. He recently had gone into the oil and gas field.

Casey never met a stranger, he was compassionate, humble and would give anyone the shirt off his back. He had a heart of gold and would always do what he could to help the less fortunate whether it be a homeless man or a friend in need. His friends and brothers looked up to him and always wanted his advice or input. Casey was a man of integrity an honor, his friends and family would agree. All you had to do was call on Casey and he would be there. He lived life to the fullest and did more in his 32 years than most people do in a lifetime. He had a passion for the gym and working out. Casey was all about nutrition and would give his mom and little brother Tanner a hard time about eating junk food. He encouraged everyone around him to eat healthy and take care of their bodies. Casey's priorities in life were his family and friends. His love ran deep for all who know him. Casey was saved and accepted Jesus in his heart at the age of 12. So we all have the assurance he is with the father and son in heaven!

Casey loved the outdoors, hunting and fishing and everything to do with nature. His legacy will be continued by those he left behind as he waits for us to enter the Holy Gates to join him. Until we meet again, you will be truly missed, but we celebrate your life today because that is what you would have wanted. No more sorrow, no more pain, only joy.

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Casey is survived by his mother Kim Johnson; Father, Russell Johnson and step-mother, Kellie Johnson; and father, Clay Estes and step-mother, Laurie Vyse-Estes; brothers Cory Deuson, Hunter Johnson, Tanner Johnson and Jack Chastain; sisters, Breton Estes and Madelynn Chastain; grandparents Becky Deaton, Caren Scalf, Billie Deaton, Jimmy Deaton, Lynn Johnson, Jerry and Brenda Johnson and Clayton, Dana Estes. He has many uncles, Brian Deaton, Lynn and Micah Deaton, Nic Cangiamilla and Scott Estes and Terry and Robin Bunker; aunts Gina Scalf and Lisa Estes-Honore and extended family and friends.

Casey spent most of his childhood years in Springtown, TX and graduated from Springtown High School. He then went onto Texas State University San Marcos, TX. He was a Kappa Sigma. After College Casey worked as a manager and trainer at 24 Hour Fitness. He recently had gone into the oil and gas field.

Casey never met a stranger, he was compassionate, humble and would give anyone the shirt off his back. He had a heart of gold and would always do what he could to help the less fortunate whether it be a homeless man or a friend in need. His friends and brothers looked up to him and always wanted his advice or input. Casey was a man of integrity an honor, his friends and family would agree. All you had to do was call on Casey and he would be there. He lived life to the fullest and did more in his 32 years than most people do in a lifetime. He had a passion for the gym and working out. Casey was all about nutrition and would give his mom and little brother Tanner a hard time about eating junk food. He encouraged everyone around him to eat healthy and take care of their bodies. Casey's priorities in life were his family and friends. His love ran deep for all who know him. Casey was saved and accepted Jesus in his heart at the age of 12. So we all have the assurance he is with the father and son in heaven!

Casey loved the outdoors, hunting and fishing and everything to do with nature. His legacy will be continued by those he left behind as he waits for us to enter the Holy Gates to join him. Until we meet again, you will be truly missed, but we celebrate your life today because that is what you would have wanted. No more sorrow, no more pain, only joy.