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With profound love and heavy hearts, we reflect on the life of Michael Raymond Kron, who passed from this world on August 8, 2026, in Pocatello, Idaho. Born on October 11, 1953, in the close-knit town of St. Anthony, Idaho, Michael’s journey was a testament to resilience, devotion, and unwavering kindness.
Michael’s presence left an indelible mark on all who knew him. He cherished his roots in Idaho, where wide open skies and peaceful landscapes mirrored the vastness of his compassion and generosity. His family, both immediate and extended, was always at the center of his world.
He leaves behind his beloved daughter Tiffany, and his sons Mitch and Ty; Michael’s siblings—Diane and Tena, his sisters, and Pat, Kenny, and JT, his brothers—remain to treasure the countless memories, laughter, and sage advice shared over the years.
Michael is now reunited with his son Troy, whose memory Michael held dear every single day, as well as his father Ray and mother Helen, whose guidance helped shape the remarkable man he became.
Those who knew Michael will remember his quiet strength and gentle spirit. His words uplifted, his actions assured, and his unwavering support made even the hardest days seem bearable for those close to him. Michael greeted joys and challenges alike with humility, warmth, and grace, deepening the bonds of love that will stand in his stead now that he is gone.
Though his journey has come to an end, Michael’s legacy endures in the kindness he fostered and the love he poured into his family. In remembering Michael, we find comfort in knowing that the impact of his life lives on in every heart he touched and every life he brightened.
He will be dearly missed, fondly remembered, and forever cherished. The most cherished thing in his life and proudest accomplishment were his children.
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