Collin Amos Obituary
Collin Amos
Tupelo- Collin Amos, age 18, passed away on October 7, 2025.
Collin Anderson Amos lived a life as vibrant and full of motion as the waves he loved to ride. The beloved son of Crystal Crouch and Aaron Amos was born on September 6, 2007. Collin’s spirit reflected the calm and the current of the ocean — peaceful yet powerful, playful yet profound. An avid surfer, he found his greatest joy by the water, where the sun met the sea and his laughter echoed with the rhythm of the waves.
Beyond the surf, Collin was a great gamer, a clever prankster, and a bright, intelligent young man whose gentle manners and kind heart touched everyone he met. Collin was a part of the Senior Class of 2026 at Huntington Beach High School in Huntington Beach, California.
He was deeply loved and will be forever cherished by his grandparents, James and Linda Crouch; his uncle, Jonathan Crouch; and his two sisters, Brooklyn (Quintavin) Beaty and Olivia (Tyler) Bouldin. He also leaves behind his four nephews — Colton, Carson, Golden, and Mateo — who adored him dearly.
Collin’s love and light will also be carried on by his loving aunt, Mishaun King, along with his cousins, Courtland King and Kennedy King. A host of friends from Mississippi and California, whose lives were touched by his easy smile, his infectious laughter, and his warm wave of friendship like a tide that leaves its mark upon the shore, will forever hold his memory close.
Collin will be deeply missed, yet his spirit continues to flow through every ocean breeze and glimmering sunset that meets the water. Though his earthly journey has ended, his light will forever shine across every horizon, reminding us to ride every wave of life with courage, humor, and love.
Expressions of sympathy and fond memories may be made at www.PeguesFuneralHome.com.
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535 W Jefferson St, Tupelo, MS 38804
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