Kevin Pierce

Kevin Wayne Pierce, 56, of Mandan, ND, passed away on September 12^th unexpectedly from health complications. Memorial Service will be held at 10 AM on Friday, September 15, 2023, at Buehler-Larson Funeral Home in Mandan with Rev. Phil Leer presiding. Family will greet friends one hour prior to the service. Burial will be at 4 PM in the Carrington City Cemetery.

Kevin was born on June 20^th, 1967, in Carrington, ND to Charles and Diane (Land) Pierce. Kevin had sisters Dawn, Michelle, and brother Curtis. After the passing of his mother, he gained a bonus family; mother Gloria, sisters Roxann, Shelley, and Bridget and brother Wade. Kevin and his former wife, Deb Napper, together, raised 2 boys that they adored.

Kevin grew up in Carrington, ND. He graduated from Carrington High School in 1986. He went on to Bismarck State College and later transferred to Minot State where he received a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. Kevin then moved back to Bismarck and started his career at the Youth Correctional Center. Due to health issues, he was forced to step down from his job at YCC and took a job at Tesoro Gas Station. Kevin loved all of the customers and employees as if they were family. He frequented the Hide-a-Way and those that knew him knew when he was there, he was home. Kevin loved watching sports but most of all, he loved watching Jesse and Cody’s sporting events.

Kevin was predeceased in death by his parents, Charlie and Diane (Land) Pierce, grandparents, Vivian and Versus Land, Melvin and Emma Pierce, Lawrence and Elsie Reutter, Uncle Denny, Aunt Marlys Stangland, sisters-in-law, Dalayna Pierce and Jackie Napper, nephew, Austin Flick. Kevin is survived by his stepson, Jesse Morrell and his wife Chanda; 2 grandkids, Greyson and Averi, stepson, Cody Morrell and his wife Amber; 2 grandkids, Oaklin and Miles, his mom, Gloria, 7 siblings, a special aunt and uncle, Patty and Jerome Zink, and other numerous aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and friends.

Family and friends are invited to celebrate Kevin at the Hide-a-Way following the Memorial Service.