Jared William Corpron

Jared William Corpron, 45, beloved husband, father, son, uncle and friend, passed away unexpectedly on July 15, 2026. Jared was born in Salt Lake City to William Corpron and Kay (Terry) Kenyon. He married Ashley Hollobaugh in 2004. They are the proud parents of Tyler and Raquel Corpron.

Jared had a larger than life personality and everything he did, he did with an unmatched passion that drew in the people around him. He was a natural leader, an amazing teacher, an engaging storyteller, and a dreamer whose many hobbies and projects could be summed up in the mantra, “Go big, or go home!” Jared served an LDS mission to Trujillo, Peru and had a lifelong love and deep friendships with the Peruvian people that he served. When he married Ashley, he gained a partner who stood by his side through all of the ups and downs of life and was a willing participant in the many hobbies that he was passionate about. Those hobbies included working out, weightlifting, participating in Strongman competitions, hiking, camping, fishing on the river, and playing board games (Settlers of Catan and Killer Bunnies were his favorites.) He was a sore winner and a sore loser! However the game ended, he was going to let you hear about it! Jared was Tyler and Raquel’s hero and was passionate about whatever his kids were interested in. Over the years, that meant that scouting, BMX, swimming, basketball, and piano were intense family commitments. Jared loved food and often said, with his signature big smile, that “Ice cream heals anything!”

Jared worked in the HVAC industry for more than twenty years, working for At Your Service Pros for the past 7 years. His dynamic personality made him an excellent salesman, and it was often said that, “He could sell ice to an Eskimo.” In 2025, he and Ashley moved to the family farm in Sevier County. They rebuilt the home that was originally owned by his great grandfather and Jared worked tirelessly to transition the farm to grow a large assortment of organic produce. He loved his dogs, had a soft spot for animals and people that were down on their luck, and had a deep appreciation for those who had gone before. He was fond of saying that he lived in the house that both his great grandfather and great, great grandfather had died in.

Jared was preceded in death by his father, Bill Corpron. He is survived by his awesome wife, Ashley; terrific son, Tyler; his daughter, whom he called the Ranunculus (a special flower) Raquel; mother and step-father, Kay and Terry Kenyon; brothers, Brian, David (Kristen), Trent (Katee); sister Nicole (Brannen) Smith; step-sisters Julie (Wes) Wilcox, Lisa (Dan) Miller, Amy Thomson; many nieces, nephews, and in-laws; and best friend, Clint (Elissa) Nelson.

An evening visitation will be held on July 22, 2026, from 6-8pm at Larkin Sunset Gardens, 1950 E Dimple Dell Road, Sandy, UT 84092.

Funeral services will be July 23, 2026, at 11am, located at 11777 South Willow Wood Drive, Draper, UT 84020. An additional visitation will be held at the same building prior, at 10am.

Interment will be at Larkin Sunset Gardens.

Services will be live streamed and recorded. To attend, please click “watch services.”