Jordan "Slo-Mo" Lampl

Jordan passed away on August 7th, 2025. His hometown was Park Rapids, MN where he was born on June 22, 2002 to Daryl and Joan Lampl. He has a brother Derek Sigurdson of Flagstaff, AZ. He also has many aunts and cousins in various states. Jordan worked as an Arborist for Hummel Tree Service in Manhattan, KS.

Family was very important to Jordan. He was a family man and talked to his parents weekly. He and his Dad are one in the same. When he was younger, on mornings before church, his Dad would come in to wrestle Jordan while he was half asleep, but Jordan, after waking up would always end up winning, pinning his Dad down. Jordan wasn’t into sports and didn’t have favorite teams. Instead, he enjoyed playing cribbage and hanging out with his friends Jordan’s best friend is Emery. There were many days spent helping Emery around the house and then playing endless cribbage games and going on fishing trips. Those two always had a great time together. They would sit around and tell jokes while listening to old country music.

One of his special talents was fixing anything with a YouTube video and could make friends with anyone and everyone in a short amount of time. He made everyone laugh when he was in the room. Jordan would do anything for those he loved or anyone who was in need. He had the kindest heart. He would make anyone laugh that was around him and was constantly cracking jokes. Jordan wanted to make sure everyone around him was having a good time.

He was also an amazing “dog dad”. Everyone who met him knew how much he loved dogs. “Bear”, his Rottweiler, was his baby and it was very evident that they both loved each other with their whole hearts.

Jordan, “SLO-MO”, joined the T-BARS Rally Club in May of 2025. He really loved his brothers, Blinky, ASHTRAY, Stryker, Bisquick, TOKEN and F.U. Dave. He loved his “Streetglide” and was very proud of it. Jordan loved this community. He was always willing to help a brother and the club once a “Prospect”. “AM BYTH” Forever a Prospect. Godspeed Prospect SLOW-MO!

Jordan was a saved Christian and loved his Lord Jesus Christ. He would always be asking people if they knew Jesus and would invite them to go to church with him. He attended West View Christian church in Manhattan, KS with some of his co-workers as well as University Christian church in Manhattan with Blinky and other brothers of the club. He came from a Christian family, growing up in Minnesota with his parents. They prayed and worshiped together so we know Jordan is with Jesus from the conversations he had with Blinky and other friends he had here in Kansas. God blessed us with knowing Jordan. He is missed.

Services will be held at Irvin Funeral Home Parkview Chapel on Saturday, September 13, 2025 at 10:30am.