Steven
Steven Maxwell "Max" Alleman
d. November 27, 2013
1990 ~ 2013
Max was released from his struggles of this mortal existence on Wednesday, November 27, 2013 in Gold Hill, Utah. Max was born in Payson, Utah January 26, 1990 to Steven Michael and Loretta Johnson Alleman where he joined his best friend and Brother Ian Michael Alleman. He was raised for a short time in Orem, Utah where he was given the first of his many challenges in the form of Nephrotic syndrome. He overcame that challenge over the course of many years with the loving care of his Mother and family. Max attended schools in Springville, Utah where his sense of humor and adventure won him many friends and "partners in crime". (You know who you are and the family wishes to thank you all tremendously!) He also unknowingly met the future mother of his daughters and great love of his life Kirston Oliver in the fifth grade. In his early years Max became an avid "film maker and actor" in his many accomplishments as a shopping cart pilot, ATV stuntman, driftwood raft captain, roller blader, skier and snow boarder. Max gained a new family on March 27, 2004 whom he loved unconditionally and grew to respect very highly. Although separated by miles they were always in his heart. Max graduated from Springville High School with the class of 2008 and began an internship as an apprentice carpenter with his Father. He went on to become an amazingly talented craftsman and more importantly brightened jobsites across Utah with his special gift of gab and non-judgmental openness towards others. He also took jobs with JC Penney, Cotton Tree Inn, Powder River and JCW's Restaurant. His presence will be sorely missed by all who had the opportunity to work with him. Max had a special love of the outdoors, camping with friends and family and fishing at Moon Lake, Utah, which held a very special and magical place in his and his family's heart.
Max was preceded in death by one sister Melissa Anne Alleman and his Grand Father LaVell Brown. He is survived by his daughters Ayla Ann Alleman and Ambria Lynn Oliver. Grandmother Thelda Brown. Father Steven "Mike" Alleman, Mother Loretta Johnson (George Robertshaw), brothers and sisters Ian Alleman, Hayley Alleman, Olivia Alleman, Kaleb Barnum, Mikel Everett and Kolby Everett. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He is also being greeted on the other side by his beloved friends "Zeussy", #89 Corey Jex, and many other friends and classmates.
An informal gathering and celebration of Max's life will be held at Wheeler Mortuary 211 East 200 South Springville Utah from 9:30 to 11:30 just prior to graveside services and interment at Springville Evergreen Cemetery. The family wishes to extend a special invitation to any and all acquaintances to attend.
Max was released from his struggles of this mortal existence on Wednesday, November 27, 2013 in Gold Hill, Utah. Max was born in Payson, Utah January 26, 1990 to Steven Michael and Loretta Johnson Alleman where he joined his best friend and Brother Ian Michael Alleman. He was raised for a short time in Orem, Utah where he was given the first of his many challenges in the form of Nephrotic syndrome. He overcame that challenge over the course of many years with the loving care of his Mother and family. Max attended schools in Springville, Utah where his sense of humor and adventure won him many friends and "partners in crime". (You know who you are and the family wishes to thank you all tremendously!) He also unknowingly met the future mother of his daughters and great love of his life Kirston Oliver in the fifth grade. In his early years Max became an avid "film maker and actor" in his many accomplishments as a shopping cart pilot, ATV stuntman, driftwood raft captain, roller blader, skier and snow boarder. Max gained a new family on March 27, 2004 whom he loved unconditionally and grew to respect very highly. Although separated by miles they were always in his heart. Max graduated from Springville High School with the class of 2008 and began an internship as an apprentice carpenter with his Father. He went on to become an amazingly talented craftsman and more importantly brightened jobsites across Utah with his special gift of gab and non-judgmental openness towards others. He also took jobs with JC Penney, Cotton Tree Inn, Powder River and JCW's Restaurant. His presence will be sorely missed by all who had the opportunity to work with him. Max had a special love of the outdoors, camping with friends and family and fishing at Moon Lake, Utah, which held a very special and magical place in his and his family's heart.
Max was preceded in death by one sister Melissa Anne Alleman and his Grand Father LaVell Brown. He is survived by his daughters Ayla Ann Alleman and Ambria Lynn Oliver. Grandmother Thelda Brown. Father Steven "Mike" Alleman, Mother Loretta Johnson (George Robertshaw), brothers and sisters Ian Alleman, Hayley Alleman, Olivia Alleman, Kaleb Barnum, Mikel Everett and Kolby Everett. He is also survived by many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. He is also being greeted on the other side by his beloved friends "Zeussy", #89 Corey Jex, and many other friends and classmates.
An informal gathering and celebration of Max's life will be held at Wheeler Mortuary 211 East 200 South Springville Utah from 9:30 to 11:30 just prior to graveside services and interment at Springville Evergreen Cemetery. The family wishes to extend a special invitation to any and all acquaintances to attend.
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