Chet Ryan Ackerman

Chet Ryan Ackerman, 32, of Ellensburg, Washington, passed away on December 26, 2023, in Ellensburg. Chet was born on January 3, 1991, in Ellensburg, Washington. He was a loving son, brother, grandson, uncle and friend.

Chet had a passion for the outdoors, particularly fishing and camping. He found joy in the tranquility of nature and cherished the moments spent by the water's edge. Additionally, Chet was a talented artist who loved expressing his creativity through painting and pinstriping cars and motorcycles. His artistic abilities extended to various mediums, as he would eagerly paint anything that caught his eye. Chet's artistic talents were admired by many, and he took pride in his work.

Known for his lighthearted and jovial nature, Chet had a knack for keeping everyone entertained with his jokes and playful demeanor. His infectious laughter would fill the room, bringing joy to those around him. Chet's warm personality and sense of humor endeared him to his family and friends, who will cherish the memories they shared together.

Chet is survived by his mother, Connie Ackerman-Allphin, his father, Martin James Ackerman, his twin sisters, Amanda Ackerman and Brandi Ackerman, and his grandparents, Jerry Gilmour, and Joyce and Jim Ackerman. He also leaves behind aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and Friends who will miss him dearly.

Chet's educational journey began at Ellensburg Elementary in Ellensburg, Washington, and continued at Thorp Junior High in Thorp, Washington. He later attended Mountain View High School in Rathdrum, ID, where he further developed his skills and interests.

In his free time, Chet enjoyed indulging in his hobbies, which included fishing, camping, welding, and building cars and motorcycles. He found solace in working with his hands and took pride in his craftsmanship. Chet also had a passion for art, drawing, and painting, which allowed him to express his innermost thoughts and emotions.

Chet Ryan Ackerman will be deeply missed by all who were fortunate enough to have known him. His memory will live on through the laughter he brought, the art he created, and the love he shared. May he rest in peace.