Casey Louk Obituary (1988 - 2026)

With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of Casey Ray Louk, lovingly known as "Papa Doc," who left us on September 8, 2026. Born on September 3, 1988, in Idaho Falls, ID, Casey spent most of his life in Ogden, Utah, where he became a beacon of joy to all who knew him. Casey was a loving father, loyal son, funny brother, and a smart individual who loved life in its entirety. A dedicated Fork Lift Operator, he was known for his commitment to his work. Casey's primary passion was for his family. His children, Chance and Haizley, were the light of his life, and he was ever a rock of support for his mother, Tami Denning. He is also survived by father, Kenneth (Becky) Louk,. He had a unique bond with his sisters and brothers, Amber (John) Meza, Jeremy (Shayna) Louk, Trevor (Keeley) Louk, Taylor Wheeler, and Tori Louk. He held a special place in his heart for his grandparents, Maxine Nielsen, Tom Louk, aunts, Lisa (Robert) Molt, Janette (Kirk) Hansen and Vicky (Roland) Tanner. He adored his nephews, nieces and cousins. Casey was preceded in death by grandfather, Larry Nielsen, grandmother, Karen Louk, and a cousin, Zachary Beard. Casey's enthusiasm extended to his hobbies, which included sports, music, and notably, his unshakeable support for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Los Angeles Lakers. His love for football was infectious, often rallying those around him into the spirit of the game. His laughter was a familiar sound during these times, echoing the quote, "Laughter is timeless, imagination has no age, and dreams are forever." The world is a little less bright without Casey's vibrant spirit, but his memory continues to shine in the hearts of those who knew him. His love for life, his dedication to his family, and his unyielding loyalty are qualities that will forever be admired and remembered. We invite you to celebrate Casey's life by sharing your memories, stories, and pictures of him on his memorial page at www.myers-mortuary.com. May his legacy continue to live on through the many lives he touched.