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Anthony Paul Casebolt

July 11, 1985 – October 2, 2026


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Anthony Paul Casebolt

July 11, 1985-October 2, 2026

Devoted husband and father

Anthony Paul Casebolt, 41, when he was called home to God on Friday, October 2, 2026, surrounded by his family at Banner Gateway Hospital in Gilbert, AZ.

 

Anthony blessed his family being born on July 11, 1985, in Ogden, Utah. He briefly moved to Arizona at an early age where the love for Arizona began. He returned to Utah for a brief time before moving to Wyoming at the age of 9. While growing up in Wyoming he traveled over the road with his father which is where his love for semis began. Having loved classic vehicles all his life, it was during high school where his passion grew. His first car was a 1969 Chevrolet Impala. He also met his best friend, Trenton Maus, where they had many fun adventures together.

In 2004, he married his first wife, Melissa Erickson, had his first son Michael, began his CDL career and the restoration of his 1968 Chevrolet C-10. They divorced and after a short time he met his bestest friend and other half, Ember Tallman and were married on July 8, 2012. They went on to have two sons, Anthony (Tony), and Sullivan (Sully) Casebolt. During their years in Riverton, Wyoming he completed restoration of his C-10, going on to win awards in car shows. He also received driver of the year and other awards from his employers.

In October 2021, the family moved to Arizona and settled in Apache Junction. It was here that he explored a career in classic restoration, sending vehicles to Barrett Jackson. He returned to trucking, finding his home at DSV Air and Sea Inc. During their time in Arizona, they explored the desert that he loved and felt at home in. Anthony loved his people and gave his all at everything he did. He was the most caring, loving, and protective husband and father.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Ember Casebolt. Four sons, Micheal, Anthony, and Sullivan Casebolt, and Dillon Hockett. His mother Cheryl Casebolt, his sister Angela (Guy) Williams, and his sister inlaw Kimberly (Ben) Tallman. His nephew Alex (Assian) Casebolt, nieces Esmeree and Aliyah Wilkerson, and many more family members.

He is preceded in death by his father Franklin Casebolt and brother Michael Casebolt. His grandparents Harold (Marie) Casebolt, Carolyn Lanzarotta, and Rillon Champneys.

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  1. Trenton Maus says:

    I love and miss you soo much, brother. Rest in Peace. We will meet again! Thank you for the 31 years of friendship. You will always be my dude!!

  2. Dawn Maus says:

    Sending my condolences to his family and friends during this time. His time here on earth was to short. He will be missed.

  3. Aunt Gloria says:

    I am so glad we got to reconnect when we moved to Arizona. I will miss you so much nephew. Your family will forever be my people. ❤️

  4. Linda and Leo Walker says:

    We are thinking about you.

  5. Daniella says:

    My family and I would like to offer our sincere condolences for your loss. Death was never part of God’s plan, Nor will it be part of our future as we hold tight to the promise found in the book of Isaiah chapter 26:19 that promises soon are dead Loved ones will be with us again.

  6. Marty Denevan says:

    RIP brother. It was awesome knowing you for all these years. You were always a good friend. You will be missed by all. See you on the other side.

  7. Ardie Wyant says:

    I met Anthony while he was working for Sysco. One day we were talking about family and him being from Ogden . I told him I had relatives from Ogden . Long story short he showed me a picture of his Great Great Grandparents Daniel & Katherine Chavez. I said those are my Great Grandparents . His Great Grandpa was Tommy and my Grandpa was Felix . Brothers! Small world! Rest easy Cousin you are no longer hurting. Sending my deepest condolences to all

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Anthony Paul Casebolt

July 11, 1985 – October 2, 2026


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Anthony Paul Casebolt

July 11, 1985-October 2, 2026

Devoted husband and father

Anthony Paul Casebolt, 41, when he was called home to God on Friday, October 2, 2026, surrounded by his family at Banner Gateway Hospital in Gilbert, AZ.

 

Anthony blessed his family being born on July 11, 1985, in Ogden, Utah. He briefly moved to Arizona at an early age where the love for Arizona began. He returned to Utah for a brief time before moving to Wyoming at the age of 9. While growing up in Wyoming he traveled over the road with his father which is where his love for semis began. Having loved classic vehicles all his life, it was during high school where his passion grew. His first car was a 1969 Chevrolet Impala. He also met his best friend, Trenton Maus, where they had many fun adventures together.

In 2004, he married his first wife, Melissa Erickson, had his first son Michael, began his CDL career and the restoration of his 1968 Chevrolet C-10. They divorced and after a short time he met his bestest friend and other half, Ember Tallman and were married on July 8, 2012. They went on to have two sons, Anthony (Tony), and Sullivan (Sully) Casebolt. During their years in Riverton, Wyoming he completed restoration of his C-10, going on to win awards in car shows. He also received driver of the year and other awards from his employers.

In October 2021, the family moved to Arizona and settled in Apache Junction. It was here that he explored a career in classic restoration, sending vehicles to Barrett Jackson. He returned to trucking, finding his home at DSV Air and Sea Inc. During their time in Arizona, they explored the desert that he loved and felt at home in. Anthony loved his people and gave his all at everything he did. He was the most caring, loving, and protective husband and father.

He is survived by his devoted wife, Ember Casebolt. Four sons, Micheal, Anthony, and Sullivan Casebolt, and Dillon Hockett. His mother Cheryl Casebolt, his sister Angela (Guy) Williams, and his sister inlaw Kimberly (Ben) Tallman. His nephew Alex (Assian) Casebolt, nieces Esmeree and Aliyah Wilkerson, and many more family members.

He is preceded in death by his father Franklin Casebolt and brother Michael Casebolt. His grandparents Harold (Marie) Casebolt, Carolyn Lanzarotta, and Rillon Champneys.

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  1. Trenton Maus says:

    I love and miss you soo much, brother. Rest in Peace. We will meet again! Thank you for the 31 years of friendship. You will always be my dude!!

  2. Dawn Maus says:

    Sending my condolences to his family and friends during this time. His time here on earth was to short. He will be missed.

  3. Aunt Gloria says:

    I am so glad we got to reconnect when we moved to Arizona. I will miss you so much nephew. Your family will forever be my people. ❤️

  4. Linda and Leo Walker says:

    We are thinking about you.

  5. Daniella says:

    My family and I would like to offer our sincere condolences for your loss. Death was never part of God’s plan, Nor will it be part of our future as we hold tight to the promise found in the book of Isaiah chapter 26:19 that promises soon are dead Loved ones will be with us again.

  6. Marty Denevan says:

    RIP brother. It was awesome knowing you for all these years. You were always a good friend. You will be missed by all. See you on the other side.

  7. Ardie Wyant says:

    I met Anthony while he was working for Sysco. One day we were talking about family and him being from Ogden . I told him I had relatives from Ogden . Long story short he showed me a picture of his Great Great Grandparents Daniel & Katherine Chavez. I said those are my Great Grandparents . His Great Grandpa was Tommy and my Grandpa was Felix . Brothers! Small world! Rest easy Cousin you are no longer hurting. Sending my deepest condolences to all

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