Nathan James Balding 24, of Riverton, died at 10:32 am, November 8, 2022, at his home. He was born April 7, 1998 in Decatur, to Joseph D. and Denise Ozier Balding.
Survivors include his mother, Denise (Darren) Farley of Rochester; Father, Joseph (Suzanne) Balding of Springfield; one brother, Ryan L. (Stephanie) Balding of Ohio; one sister, Livia M. Ortiz of Springfield; grandparents, Dennis and Judy Ozier of Sullivan and Marcia White of Decatur; aunts and uncles, Don and Kris Ozier, Deb Ozier and Dave & Willie Ozier; several cousins; Godfather, Jim Wilber and Godmother, Vilma Yonnone.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Larry Balding; great grandparents, Lloyd & Reba Ozier and Fred & Helen Ruehrup great aunts and uncles, Patricia Wilber, David and Linda Sparks and Stewart Ozier.
Nathan was a US Army veteran, serving since 2019. He enjoyed fishing, golfing, hunting, hiking in the woods looking for deer antlers. He loved serving with his fox troop in Germany and was known for making voice impressions.
Graveside Service: 10 am, Monday, November 14, 2022 at Camp Butler National Cemetery with Reverend Charliam Renner officiating. Military honors will be conducted.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Fallen Outdoors – Illinois or BUDDY CHECK 22.
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Date: Monday, November 14, 2022
Time: 10:00 am
Camp Butler National Cemetery
Address:
5063 Camp Butler Road, Springfield, IL, 62707Graveside Service: 10 am, Monday, November 14, 2022 at Camp Butler National Cemetery with Reverend Charliam Renner officiating. Military honors will be conducted.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Fallen Outdoors – Illinois or BUDDY CHECK 22
Michael Fisher posted on 11/15/22
Joe & Denise….this news devastates me. When I coached baseball, the greatest joys weren’t always all about winning. As I’ve gotten older, that’s even less important. What I remember most was the boys. The different personalities. The different characters. Having Nate and Ryan on my team was memorable. They were usually the smallest, but never in heart and desire. My heart breaks for you today. You and your families are in my prayers.