Kashton Grant Neuman, age 10, of North Freedom, WI was involved in a UTV accident on September 26, 2026. Unfortunately, his injuries were too severe and he succumbed to those injuries and passed away on September 27, 2026 surrounded by his loving family. Kashy, Grant, Tiny, Tiny Tim, Cashew - He was so many things, to so many people. He had a VERY BIG personality. If you were in his presence, you best be prepared to laugh and smile to the point your cheeks hurt. We always said he would be voted the class clown. Known for his quick wit, his mischievous smirk and side eye, his love for all animals and his heart of gold. You could frequently find him riding his 4-wheeler, dirt bike, UTV, hunting, fishing and just walking through the woods. The outdoors was his sanctuary. Kashton was a natural athlete. Summers you would find him racing, in the fall, on the football field and on the wrestling mat come winter. He truly loved everything and everyone. Kashton is survived by his loving parents, Brady and Shannon and brother, Jameson. He is further survived by his Grandparents, Frank and Mary Buelow and Robert and Laura Beale; Aunts and Uncles, Brienne and Rob Griffin, Bethany and Matt Miller, Becky and Cole Young, Matthew Beale, Trent and Meghan Beale and Wade Beale; his cousins, Jamie, Zoe and Violet Griffin, Aliana and Aria Miller, and Colt and Hazel Beale; and many Great Aunts and Uncles, extended family and all his friends; and especially his Alaskan Family, Korey, Alisha, Kolby and Laiken Klingenmeyer. He was preceded in death by his baby brother, Beckam; his beloved Grandpa James Neuman; and the many family members who went before him. The family would like to extend a very big thank you to all those who responded, Mary Seguin, Dana Cook, Sauk County Dispatch, North Freedom Fire and EMS, Sauk Prairie EMS, Reedsburg EMS, Sauk County Sheriff’s Department, Conservation Wardens, Med Flight and the many medical personnel at American Family Children’s Hospital for their care and compassion. Kashton loved rocking his hot pink. To keep his spirit alive, we ask that you wear hot pink and black, camo, your jerseys or any sport related apparel.
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