Micah Stephen Kellcy

Birth date: Dec 30, 1980 Death date: Sep 26, 2004

Micah Stephen Kellcy was born in Roseburg, Oregon on December 30th, 1980. He was welcomed into GodÃ‚'s presence on Sunday, September 26, 2004 by his Savior Jesus Christ, his Grandpa Mac, his Grandpa Walt, and his Grandma Dorothy. Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1094w ago

Words can never express my feeling or the Love I have for Micah .
He was like a brother and a son to me . If you could see my face you would know the pain and sorrow I am feeling . I know Micah is in GOD's loving hands in heaven along with my only son Jason . Our times together will be charished forever . My love and prayers are for all of you . Keep your head up GOD is with us and when we reunite in heaven it will be beyond any pain or joy we could ever experience here on earth . It has been a blessing to have known Micah and everything I learned from him will never be forgotten .##imported-begin##David Lewis##imported-end##

Anonymous

1096w ago

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Anonymous

1096w ago

Dearest Walt, Martha and Family, We are deeply saddend on the loss of Micah. Your family has embraced the community for a long time and we are richer for it. As a community we embrace you now. The obituary is one of the most inspiring funeral messages we have ever read. Let it stand as testimony to wonderful young man and a terrific Family. Love, Bob and Wilma Elms##imported-begin##Bob Elms##imported-end##

Anonymous

1096w ago

Though I never had the privilege to meet Micah, I feel his loss through my best friend, Arnetta Richards. I pray that God wraps his comforting arms around you during this time.##imported-begin##Jill Freeman and Family##imported-end##

Anonymous

1096w ago

Jim and I have known and loved Micah since we were kids. We know that we were lucky to have a friend like him. Micah was never consumed by popularity or stereotypes. He was genuinely nice and friendly to everyone. These traits are unique and were rarely seen from others in junior high and high school. Although many of us lost touch after graduation, we never forgot Micah--how could we. Please know that he will be deeply missed by all his friends and former classmates. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kellcy family and the countless people whose lives were touched by Micahâ€™s greatness.##imported-begin##Jayme Mutton##imported-end##

Anonymous

1096w ago

To the Kellcy Family,
We charish our memories of First Baptist Lakewood. We joined the Church in 1991, and I became the 5th/6th Grade Boys Sunday School teacher. Micah was 11yro and a faithful member of the class. Even though I was the teacher, Micah taught me many of the Bible stories from the Old and New Testaments because he'd been a Christian longer. I taught the class, and he somehow managed to disciple me. He had a wonderful spirit, and we loved him dearly. He was humble, athletic, and fun. He routinely challenged me to wrestling matches and was strong for his age. He loved to compete and laughed the entire time we wrestled. We enjoyed playing sports together, and we were friends. We enjoyed watching Micah grow into a great Christian leader. We thought so much of Micah, we named our youngest son after him. Micah will forever be engrained in our memories. One day we will see him in Heaven. We pray the Lord blesses your family. We love you. Ray, Tammie, Courtney, Steven, Micah, and Faith Bocook##imported-begin##Ray and Tammie Bocook##imported-end##

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