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Casey Van de Walle obituary: Family and friends are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Casey Van de Walle, who passed away on January 9, 2026, at the age of 36. Born on January 29, 1989, Casey’s life, though far too short, was defined by a remarkable strength, resilience, and a profound love for living that left a lasting impression on everyone she knew.
Her father, Jim Van de Walle, shared the devastating news, describing a daughter who “fought like hell and loved life.” This powerful sentiment now serves as the cornerstone of how she is remembered by her closest circles—as a fighter with an unbreakable spirit who met each day with courage and an open heart.
Casey faced personal battles with unwavering determination and grace, ensuring that hardship never defined her. Friends and loved ones recall a woman who was vibrant, strong-willed, and full of warmth, someone who brought genuine energy and authenticity to every room. She possessed a unique ability to connect with people, making each person feel seen, valued, and deeply understood.
To her family, Casey was a treasured daughter whose love and presence were central to their world. To her friends, she was the epitome of loyalty, compassion, and fierce support—the kind of person who stood by others with the same tenacity she applied to her own challenges.
While her passing has left a profound void, her legacy lives on through the countless memories she created, the love she freely shared, and the incredible strength she demonstrated in the face of adversity. A continuous stream of tributes from those whose lives she touched echoes a single, powerful sentiment: Casey Van de Walle lived fully and bravely.
An official obituary and details regarding memorial services will be shared by the family in the coming days. They have asked for privacy as they navigate this unimaginable loss.
Casey Van de Walle will be remembered not for the fight she endured, but for the bold, passionate, and unapologetic way she loved the life she lived. Her memory will remain forever in the hearts of all who knew and loved her.