Christian Marston Kew was born on September 23 1974 in Provo, Utah. He passed away unexpectedly on January 30 2021 at his home in Payson, Utah. Christian moved to Payson at the age of 5 and was in the first kindergarten class at the then new Barnett Elementary School. He went on to attend Payson Middle School and Junior High and graduated from Payson High School. He later attended UVU for several semesters studying Astrophysics.
He married Tara Roberts of Springville in 1994 and they had three children. They later divorced but he loved his children very much and was very proud of all that they were doing. It was devastating to him when his oldest child Nyxie (AKA Nevyn) died in January of 2019.
He had worked for US Synthetics for several years and for WalMart for several years. The last few years he worked in various customer service jobs.
He enjoyed hiking and camping and doing things outdoors. He also enjoyed collecting knives and swords and playing several role playing games. He enjoyed music and was always listening to either music or podcasts.
He is survived by a daughter Lilinoe Kew of Springville, a son Liam Kew (Hope) a grandson Oliver of Spanish Fork, and his parents Stephen & Terry Kew of Payson. Also Survived by his sisters Megan Kew of New York, NY and Hillary Martell (Rick) of Glen Arm, MD. along with many aunts, uncles, and cousins around the country.
He was preceded in death by a child Nyxie (Nevyn) Kew, Grandparents Stephen M. Kew and Rosalie B. Kew and grandparents Varlan Clark and Jacketta M. Clark
There will be a memorial service held on Friday February 12 at 2:00 pm at the Walker Funeral Home, 587 S. 100 W. Payson, Ut
Due to covid restrictions the size of gathering will be limited but will be available to livestream or watch later at Walkers website.

3 Condolences for Christian Marston Kew
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Guy and Kristen says
February 6, 2021 at 2:57 amA long, long sadness. Hoping peace for all concerned.
Erin says
February 7, 2021 at 5:41 pmDear Kews,
Wishing you much peace and comfort.
Doug Welton says
February 9, 2021 at 5:06 amI’m so sorry! This makes my heart hurt. I remember talking Star Trek, learning Klingon, talking role playing and Lord of the Rings in Mr Allred’s history class. He was a lover of science. We had some great conversations over the years as our paths crossed.. Such a bright and unique mind.
Christian will be missed. Condolences and love to his family, and love to Christian. Rest in peace.