Obituary for Caysee Temmen
Caysee Nicole Temmen, age 24, of Jefferson City, Mo., passed away Monday, December 12, 2022.
She was born on July 10, 1998 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Jefferson City, the daughter of Chad Joseph Temmen and Tawney Lynne Owens.
Caysee attended Blair Oaks School for majority of her education, and later earned her diploma from Jefferson City High School. Following graduation, she attended Columbia College.
Caysee got to spend her toddler days going to work with her mom each day driving the school bus. She loved going on all the fun field trips and sports events and everyone was always so excited to see her on their bus rides. Through elementary and middle school Caysee displayed her school spirit on the cheerleading squad and her athleticism at track meets and basketball games. As she grew, she shared her love for horses with her mom. They would spend hours out at the farm working with their horses. Caysee even tried barrel racing and won some ribbons. She loved the outdoors, riding four-wheelers, and taking family fishing trips. Growing up, hot summer days were spent running around the farm with her mom and dad, swimming in the creeks with her brothers and sister and roller blading and riding bikes through the neighborhoods. When her dad had a boat Caysee and the family spent almost every weekend on the river skiing, tubing and grilling on the sandbar. She was most proud of her time spent out hunting with her dad and all their traditional dad and daughter pictures with their game trophies. When she and her siblings were younger, they loved going on family vacations and camping trips. Caysee’s favorite place to go was always the beach. She was known for driving in her car listening to music with the volume blaring and singing at the top of her lungs. Music was peace to her and she spent a lot of her time building playlists she could listen to for hours on end. Caysee had an artistic side to her as well, always doodling, writing, and bedazzling just about everything.
Caysee, lovingly known as “Pooper” or “Caysee Poo” by her family, cherished the times she spent with them. She was quick to soak up snuggles from all the babies of the family but above everything, her daughter, Kaydee, was her world. She always found joy in spoiling Kaydee and gave her the nickname “Kaydee Bug”. She would do anything to put a smile on her kaydee bug’s face. Caysee will be remembered for her loud and outgoing spirit, her beautiful bright eyes and her captivating smile.
Caysee is survived by: her daughter, Kaydee Nicole Lynne Crabtree; mother, Tawney Laucks of Jefferson City; siblings, Christopher Burns (wife, Brittany) of St. Martin’s, Colter Laucks (wife, Krystal) of Jefferson City, Callie Laucks (fiancé, Cameron Jones) of Orlando, Fl.; grandmother, Marilyn Temmen; aunts, Tasha Owens and Tami Ramelb; uncle, Jerry Temmen (wife, Diane); nieces, Luna Lynne, and one on the way, Taylin; nephews, Jaxton and Jettson; cousins, Tyler Schanuth, Owen and Sam Ramelb, Ashley and Tyler Temmen; and her beloved dogs, Bentley and Marco.
Caysee was preceded in death by: her father Chad Temmen; Maternal Grandparents, Harold “YT” and Judy Owens; and Paternal Grandfather, Bill Temmen.
Visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at Freeman Mortuary.
Funeral services will be conducted at 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 20, 2022 in the Freeman Chapel with the Reverend Melissa Hatfield officiating. Graveside services and interment will be held at Riverview Cemetery.
A webcast of the funeral service will begin at 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 20, 2022 for friends and family who are unable by going to her memorial page on Freeman Mortuary’s website.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Kaydee Crabtree Educational Fund.
Funeral arrangements are under the care of Freeman Mortuary, 915 Madison St, Jefferson City, MO 65101.
www.FreemanMortuary.com
She was born on July 10, 1998 at St. Mary’s Hospital in Jefferson City, the daughter of Chad Joseph Temmen and Tawney Lynne Owens.
Caysee attended Blair Oaks School for majority of her education, and later earned her diploma from Jefferson City High School. Following graduation, she attended Columbia College.
Caysee got to spend her toddler days going to work with her mom each day driving the school bus. She loved going on all the fun field trips and sports events and everyone was always so excited to see her on their bus rides. Through elementary and middle school Caysee displayed her school spirit on the cheerleading squad and her athleticism at track meets and basketball games. As she grew, she shared her love for horses with her mom. They would spend hours out at the farm working with their horses. Caysee even tried barrel racing and won some ribbons. She loved the outdoors, riding four-wheelers, and taking family fishing trips. Growing up, hot summer days were spent running around the farm with her mom and dad, swimming in the creeks with her brothers and sister and roller blading and riding bikes through the neighborhoods. When her dad had a boat Caysee and the family spent almost every weekend on the river skiing, tubing and grilling on the sandbar. She was most proud of her time spent out hunting with her dad and all their traditional dad and daughter pictures with their game trophies. When she and her siblings were younger, they loved going on family vacations and camping trips. Caysee’s favorite place to go was always the beach. She was known for driving in her car listening to music with the volume blaring and singing at the top of her lungs. Music was peace to her and she spent a lot of her time building playlists she could listen to for hours on end. Caysee had an artistic side to her as well, always doodling, writing, and bedazzling just about everything.
Caysee, lovingly known as “Pooper” or “Caysee Poo” by her family, cherished the times she spent with them. She was quick to soak up snuggles from all the babies of the family but above everything, her daughter, Kaydee, was her world. She always found joy in spoiling Kaydee and gave her the nickname “Kaydee Bug”. She would do anything to put a smile on her kaydee bug’s face. Caysee will be remembered for her loud and outgoing spirit, her beautiful bright eyes and her captivating smile.
Caysee is survived by: her daughter, Kaydee Nicole Lynne Crabtree; mother, Tawney Laucks of Jefferson City; siblings, Christopher Burns (wife, Brittany) of St. Martin’s, Colter Laucks (wife, Krystal) of Jefferson City, Callie Laucks (fiancé, Cameron Jones) of Orlando, Fl.; grandmother, Marilyn Temmen; aunts, Tasha Owens and Tami Ramelb; uncle, Jerry Temmen (wife, Diane); nieces, Luna Lynne, and one on the way, Taylin; nephews, Jaxton and Jettson; cousins, Tyler Schanuth, Owen and Sam Ramelb, Ashley and Tyler Temmen; and her beloved dogs, Bentley and Marco.
Caysee was preceded in death by: her father Chad Temmen; Maternal Grandparents, Harold “YT” and Judy Owens; and Paternal Grandfather, Bill Temmen.
Visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 20, 2022 at Freeman Mortuary.
Funeral services will be conducted at 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, December 20, 2022 in the Freeman Chapel with the Reverend Melissa Hatfield officiating. Graveside services and interment will be held at Riverview Cemetery.
A webcast of the funeral service will begin at 12:00 p.m. Tuesday, December 20, 2022 for friends and family who are unable by going to her memorial page on Freeman Mortuary’s website.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Kaydee Crabtree Educational Fund.
Funeral arrangements are under the care of Freeman Mortuary, 915 Madison St, Jefferson City, MO 65101.
www.FreemanMortuary.com