Son of: Teresa Austin and Craig Austin
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Conrad Austin; grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent; great-grandfather, Ralph Wrinkle; and great-grandparents, Herbert and Colrene Vincent
Cemetery Information
Gann Cemetery
Conway, MO∼Photo and obituary from SHADEL'S COLONIAL CHAPEL Lebanon, MO.
LANE GARRISON AUSTIN, son of Craig Lee and Teresa Ann Vincent Austin, was born September 13, 1991, in Springfield, Missouri, and departed this life November 2, 2018, in Lebanon, Missouri, at the age of twenty-seven years.
Lane attended school in Lebanon, where he made friends easily and cherished the friendship with his classmates. While attending school Lane enjoyed playing Little League Baseball and Mighty Might Football and was a good at both.
He enjoyed deer hunting, playing his guitar, collecting hot wheels, getting tattoos, rock and roll music and cooking. Chicken and noodles were his specialty. He was a good artist and enjoyed coloring with his nieces. He loved being an uncle and was called “Uncle Laner” by his very special nieces. Lane was passionate about anything he did and was always willing to help someone in need. He was a caring and loving person and treasured the time spent with his family, especially his grandparents, who he talked about often. Christmas was always a special time of year for him to be with his family.
Most recently Lane was employed with Spring Valley Meat Processing Plant as a butcher.
Those left to celebrate his life include his father, Craig L. Austin and Mandy of Lebanon; his mother Teresa Austin of Lebanon; one brother, Garrett Austin of Norman, Oklahoma; two sisters, twin sister, Logan Austin and Maddysen Austin, both of Lebanon; one step-brother, Tommy Mooney of Jonesboro, Arkansas; step-sisters, Taylor and Cameron Decker, both of Lebanon and Loran Mooney of Junesboro, Arkansas; grandmother, Carolyn Austin of Lebanon; great-grandmother, Geneva Wrinkle of Hobbs, New Mexico; aunts and uncles, Chris and Tina Austin of Springfield, MO and Tammy Vincent of Lebanon; great uncle and aunt, John R. and Burna Wrinkle of Roswell, New Mexico; two nieces, Addilee Austin and Emmalee Conner; many cousins, other relatives and dear friends.
Lane is preceded in death by his grandparents and great-grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent, Conrad Austin, Ralph Wrinkle, Herbert and Colrene Vincent.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Conrad Austin; grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent; great-grandfather, Ralph Wrinkle; and great-grandparents, Herbert and Colrene Vincent
Cemetery Information
Gann Cemetery
Conway, MO∼Photo and obituary from SHADEL'S COLONIAL CHAPEL Lebanon, MO.
LANE GARRISON AUSTIN, son of Craig Lee and Teresa Ann Vincent Austin, was born September 13, 1991, in Springfield, Missouri, and departed this life November 2, 2018, in Lebanon, Missouri, at the age of twenty-seven years.
Lane attended school in Lebanon, where he made friends easily and cherished the friendship with his classmates. While attending school Lane enjoyed playing Little League Baseball and Mighty Might Football and was a good at both.
He enjoyed deer hunting, playing his guitar, collecting hot wheels, getting tattoos, rock and roll music and cooking. Chicken and noodles were his specialty. He was a good artist and enjoyed coloring with his nieces. He loved being an uncle and was called “Uncle Laner” by his very special nieces. Lane was passionate about anything he did and was always willing to help someone in need. He was a caring and loving person and treasured the time spent with his family, especially his grandparents, who he talked about often. Christmas was always a special time of year for him to be with his family.
Most recently Lane was employed with Spring Valley Meat Processing Plant as a butcher.
Those left to celebrate his life include his father, Craig L. Austin and Mandy of Lebanon; his mother Teresa Austin of Lebanon; one brother, Garrett Austin of Norman, Oklahoma; two sisters, twin sister, Logan Austin and Maddysen Austin, both of Lebanon; one step-brother, Tommy Mooney of Jonesboro, Arkansas; step-sisters, Taylor and Cameron Decker, both of Lebanon and Loran Mooney of Junesboro, Arkansas; grandmother, Carolyn Austin of Lebanon; great-grandmother, Geneva Wrinkle of Hobbs, New Mexico; aunts and uncles, Chris and Tina Austin of Springfield, MO and Tammy Vincent of Lebanon; great uncle and aunt, John R. and Burna Wrinkle of Roswell, New Mexico; two nieces, Addilee Austin and Emmalee Conner; many cousins, other relatives and dear friends.
Lane is preceded in death by his grandparents and great-grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent, Conrad Austin, Ralph Wrinkle, Herbert and Colrene Vincent.
Son of: Teresa Austin and Craig Austin
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Conrad Austin; grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent; great-grandfather, Ralph Wrinkle; and great-grandparents, Herbert and Colrene Vincent
Cemetery Information
Gann Cemetery
Conway, MO∼Photo and obituary from SHADEL'S COLONIAL CHAPEL Lebanon, MO.
LANE GARRISON AUSTIN, son of Craig Lee and Teresa Ann Vincent Austin, was born September 13, 1991, in Springfield, Missouri, and departed this life November 2, 2018, in Lebanon, Missouri, at the age of twenty-seven years.
Lane attended school in Lebanon, where he made friends easily and cherished the friendship with his classmates. While attending school Lane enjoyed playing Little League Baseball and Mighty Might Football and was a good at both.
He enjoyed deer hunting, playing his guitar, collecting hot wheels, getting tattoos, rock and roll music and cooking. Chicken and noodles were his specialty. He was a good artist and enjoyed coloring with his nieces. He loved being an uncle and was called “Uncle Laner” by his very special nieces. Lane was passionate about anything he did and was always willing to help someone in need. He was a caring and loving person and treasured the time spent with his family, especially his grandparents, who he talked about often. Christmas was always a special time of year for him to be with his family.
Most recently Lane was employed with Spring Valley Meat Processing Plant as a butcher.
Those left to celebrate his life include his father, Craig L. Austin and Mandy of Lebanon; his mother Teresa Austin of Lebanon; one brother, Garrett Austin of Norman, Oklahoma; two sisters, twin sister, Logan Austin and Maddysen Austin, both of Lebanon; one step-brother, Tommy Mooney of Jonesboro, Arkansas; step-sisters, Taylor and Cameron Decker, both of Lebanon and Loran Mooney of Junesboro, Arkansas; grandmother, Carolyn Austin of Lebanon; great-grandmother, Geneva Wrinkle of Hobbs, New Mexico; aunts and uncles, Chris and Tina Austin of Springfield, MO and Tammy Vincent of Lebanon; great uncle and aunt, John R. and Burna Wrinkle of Roswell, New Mexico; two nieces, Addilee Austin and Emmalee Conner; many cousins, other relatives and dear friends.
Lane is preceded in death by his grandparents and great-grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent, Conrad Austin, Ralph Wrinkle, Herbert and Colrene Vincent.
He is preceded in death by his grandfather, Conrad Austin; grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent; great-grandfather, Ralph Wrinkle; and great-grandparents, Herbert and Colrene Vincent
Cemetery Information
Gann Cemetery
Conway, MO∼Photo and obituary from SHADEL'S COLONIAL CHAPEL Lebanon, MO.
LANE GARRISON AUSTIN, son of Craig Lee and Teresa Ann Vincent Austin, was born September 13, 1991, in Springfield, Missouri, and departed this life November 2, 2018, in Lebanon, Missouri, at the age of twenty-seven years.
Lane attended school in Lebanon, where he made friends easily and cherished the friendship with his classmates. While attending school Lane enjoyed playing Little League Baseball and Mighty Might Football and was a good at both.
He enjoyed deer hunting, playing his guitar, collecting hot wheels, getting tattoos, rock and roll music and cooking. Chicken and noodles were his specialty. He was a good artist and enjoyed coloring with his nieces. He loved being an uncle and was called “Uncle Laner” by his very special nieces. Lane was passionate about anything he did and was always willing to help someone in need. He was a caring and loving person and treasured the time spent with his family, especially his grandparents, who he talked about often. Christmas was always a special time of year for him to be with his family.
Most recently Lane was employed with Spring Valley Meat Processing Plant as a butcher.
Those left to celebrate his life include his father, Craig L. Austin and Mandy of Lebanon; his mother Teresa Austin of Lebanon; one brother, Garrett Austin of Norman, Oklahoma; two sisters, twin sister, Logan Austin and Maddysen Austin, both of Lebanon; one step-brother, Tommy Mooney of Jonesboro, Arkansas; step-sisters, Taylor and Cameron Decker, both of Lebanon and Loran Mooney of Junesboro, Arkansas; grandmother, Carolyn Austin of Lebanon; great-grandmother, Geneva Wrinkle of Hobbs, New Mexico; aunts and uncles, Chris and Tina Austin of Springfield, MO and Tammy Vincent of Lebanon; great uncle and aunt, John R. and Burna Wrinkle of Roswell, New Mexico; two nieces, Addilee Austin and Emmalee Conner; many cousins, other relatives and dear friends.
Lane is preceded in death by his grandparents and great-grandparents, Leister and Emma Vincent, Conrad Austin, Ralph Wrinkle, Herbert and Colrene Vincent.
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