Obituary for Austin T. Simenson
Austin Todd Simenson, age 23, of Victoria, passed away on Monday, August 1, 2016 from a car accident.
Survived by parents, Todd and Danelle Simenson; sister, Amanda Simenson and her fiance Nick Moriarty; grandparents, Lyle and Sandy Simenson, Dan and Sheila Walthers; godparents, Doug Sitzman and Danette Parr, and other loving family and friends.
Austin was fun loving and always found humor in any given situation. He is smiling down on his friends and family with his big blue eyes. He was the sweetest, most caring, kind, and adventurous young man. He loved music, traveling, and playing hockey. He graduated from Chanhassen High School in 2012. He was employed as a Machinist at Minneapolis Die Casting .
Arrangements will be through Washburn-McReavy (Eden Prairie) and Westwood Community Church (Chanhassen)
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