Olivia Grace Andreason

Olivia Grace Andreason was born to Jed and Stacia Andreason on March 11th, 2021, in Cedar City, Utah. A tragic accident claimed her life on July 13th, 2023, in Morehead, Kentucky.

Though her life was short, it was full of love and experiences. She saw the ocean from a California beach, flew on an airplane across the country, traveled to and through 22 of the 50 states, went to the zoo, theme parks and water parks. She rode a horse with her Daddy and a 4-wheeler with her brother.

Her family moved from Utah to Kentucky when she was 5 months old. The farm on Ed Brown Road was the only home she’d ever known. She spent her days swimming, playing with her puppy and kitty, petting the horses, and riding the tractor with Daddy.

Most of all, Olivia was loved. She was loved deeply by her parents, siblings, grandparents, cousins, aunts, uncles, friends, and neighbors. Everyone who knew her loved her, and she will be missed beyond measure.

Olivia is survived by her Parents Jed and Stacia Andreason (Morehead, KY);  Brother, Easton Andreason (Morehead, KY); Sisters Rylie Grimshaw (Las Vegas, NV), Kenna Andreason (Cedar City, UT), Breea Andreason (Kanarraville, UT),  Kaislee Andreason (Kanarraville, UT); Grandparents Don and Peggy Williams (Kanarraville, UT), and Darryl and Jackie Bulloch (Cedar City, UT); Great-Grandparents Wayne and Koami DeLange (Austin, UT); Aunts and Uncles, Amanda Bennett (Hurricane, UT), Jason (Trista) Andreason (Williston, ND) Annie (Shad) Shelley (Jensen, UT), Abby Williams (Mt. Mesa, CA), Jana Bulloch (Tucson, AZ), LeAnn (Jared) Barnes (Cedar City, UT), Caralyne (Justin) Pickett (Gunnison, UT), Tammy (Adrian) Tinajero (Richfield, UT) and many cousins.

Olivia was preceded in death by her Great-Grandparents Vernon and Violet Jaques, Kern and Vera Bulloch, Willard and Lillian Williams, and her Aunt Sarah Synder.

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