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1979
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2025
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Louis Bitton Obituary
Many of his friends knew him as Turbo, he was also Uncle Turbo to many of their kids.
Brad was born November 19, 1979, in Preston, Idaho to Louis Dwayne Bitton and Nancy Keener. He was taken home to the ranch in Lago and his Big sister Dani Lynn Tolley. Later Brad, Dani, and Nancy moved to California where Nancy Blessed him with a second Father Steve Keener and two little siblings Nick Keener and Jaclyn Borg. He later moved back to Lago with his Father Lou.
Brad worked with his father at Bitton Electrical, and Dakota followed the family tradition of being an electrician as well.
Brad Married his first wife Jody Call who gave him his awesome son Dakota Munson. Lou married Delilah extending Brad's large family with two more brothers Michael and Jayson Erickson. Then he found Autumn Lee Mason Bitton, and they were married July 16, 2015. He absolutely loved her with all of his heart. They went on many adventures and visited many places.
Brad enjoyed the outdoors, he loved to water ski, snowboard, side by side ride, go camping, fishing, getting wood, and spending time with his family and his many friends as much as possible. He was also an excellent cook and loved to feed a crowd. He built a beautiful outdoor kitchen at his home. He loved his home in Lago.
Brad will be missed by his love Autumn, son Dakota Munson, parents Louis and Delilah Bitton, Nancy and Steve Keener, Dale and Sue Mason. Siblings: Dani(Darren) Tolley, Nicholas Keener, Jaclyn(Christopher) Borg, Michael(Denise) Erickson, Jayson(April) Erickson and many Uncles, Aunts, Nieces, Nephews, cousins, many more family members and Friends.
Brad was proceeded in death by his grandparents Dwayne and Lovene Bitton, his cousin Brock Bitton, and some of his many friends.
Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, March 8, 2025, at 12:00 P.M. at the Niter LDS Church. A gathering will be held Friday night from 6-8 P.M. at Sims Funeral Home and again prior the funeral from 11-12 at the Niter LDS Church.
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