Jaxon Trew Bearden

Born in Alabaster on October 28, 2004, Jaxon was a graduate of Thompson High School and earned his commercial CDL license through Jefferson State Community College.

Jaxon was a passionate visionary and was always working toward the next big idea. He owned a mobile home park and was actively pursuing additional real estate ventures. He had a natural entrepreneurial spirit and was always willing to explore new opportunities. With a vision for his future, he was committed to looking for ways to grow, build, and create something lasting and meaningful.

He was truly one of a kind, a gentle giant with a heart as big as his personality. Although he could be quiet and reserved at first, once he felt comfortable, his personality came alive. He had a way of making everyone around him laugh, and his contagious smile and unforgettable dimples could light up any room. Jaxon lived life on his own terms, never afraid to be himself. He loved music, traveling, making memories, and spending time with his friends and family. Always on the go, he was happiest when he had somewhere to be, something to do, and his favorite people by his side. Above all, Jaxon loved his people fiercely, and those fortunate enough to know him will forever remember the joy he brought into their lives.

Jaxon will be lovingly remembered by his mother, Whitney Palmer; his father, Jeremy Bearden; his stepfather, Will Palmer; his brothers, Jayden Bearden and Mason Bearden; his sister, Harper Hill; his grandparents, Wendy McNish, Kim Brookshire, Mike Bearden, and Scott Lawson (Angela); and his great-grandparents, David and Mary Cox.