Obituary for Colton Jones
Colton Jones, 17, of Webster City, died Sunday May 31, 2020. A Celebration of Life will be held Friday, June 5, 2020 at Briggs Woods Red Barn Shelter #3 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Colton Wayne Jones, son of Andrew and Amanda (Moss) Jones, was born September 6, 2002 in Webster City. He was currently a Junior at Webster City High School. He enjoyed working with his family at Sports Park Raceway in Fort Dodge.
He is survived by his parents, Andy and Amanda; brothers, Gunner, Whyatt and Austin Jones; grandparents, Mike Wilaby, Mike Jones and Kay Loughry, Cheryl and Ken Fasono; aunts and uncle, Shannon Moss, Kristin Moss, James Moss, Shawna Jones and many extended family and friends.
Colton was preceded in death by his grandparents, Marsha Toftee; great-grandparents, Ralph Jones, Charlie Gilbert and Donna Wilaby.
Colton enjoyed attending the Doodle Bug Reunion since the age of 10 and later became a member of the Doodle Bug Club of America. He was a past member of the Webster City FFA. Colton loved riding dirt bikes, working on just about anything, going to the races, but most of all spending time with family and friends.
Colton Wayne Jones, son of Andrew and Amanda (Moss) Jones, was born September 6, 2002 in Webster City. He was currently a Junior at Webster City High School. He enjoyed working with his family at Sports Park Raceway in Fort Dodge.
He is survived by his parents, Andy and Amanda; brothers, Gunner, Whyatt and Austin Jones; grandparents, Mike Wilaby, Mike Jones and Kay Loughry, Cheryl and Ken Fasono; aunts and uncle, Shannon Moss, Kristin Moss, James Moss, Shawna Jones and many extended family and friends.
Colton was preceded in death by his grandparents, Marsha Toftee; great-grandparents, Ralph Jones, Charlie Gilbert and Donna Wilaby.
Colton enjoyed attending the Doodle Bug Reunion since the age of 10 and later became a member of the Doodle Bug Club of America. He was a past member of the Webster City FFA. Colton loved riding dirt bikes, working on just about anything, going to the races, but most of all spending time with family and friends.