Nathaniel Brian Wooster, age 22, has passed away unexpectedly this last weekend. He was born February 23, 2000, in American Fork. son of Charles Earl Wooster and Beckie Jean Wheeler Wooster. He was a kind soul that was a friend to everyone and will be missed. He loved and supported his family and friends with all his heart. He liked learning new things, trivia, odd facts, weird music, in school he enjoyed math, spelling, the school choir and debating on the debate team that competed in regional competitions.

He loved hiking and camping outdoors with family and friends.
He was interested in Asian culture, foods, ways of life and wanted to travel to Asia someday.
He was interested in linguistics and learning how to say things in different languages.
He loved all animals and especially his pets.
He loved his video games where he got to play Minecraft Skyrim with friends.
He loved his Harry Potter movies and he also liked Batman.
He was a BYU fan.
He loved to help anyone he could. He was a big helping hand.
He loved trying new things.
He had worked hard to acquire his Utah driver's license and was proud of it.

Jobs Nate worked at:
Thanksgiving Points movie theater, at a pizzeria Limone in Lehi, Mike's Subs in Lehi, Firehouse Subs in American Fork, Domino's Pizza, Lehi, Zupas, Macy's grocery store in Pleasant Grove, and Doterra.

These are just a few things that was Nate. and in many ways, he is much more to all of us.

He is predeceased in death by his mother Beckie Jean Wooster, aunts Julie Nixon and Christy Cannon, grandparent's: Glen and Linda Wheeler, Conred Joseph Wooster, and Tena Delgado. Cousin: Jasey Nixon. He is survived by his father Charles Earl Wooster with partner Lynette Lutes, siblings: sister Tasha Mae Wooster and partner Tim Huntley and brother Micca Wooster, many aunts, uncles, and cousins. All of us were surprised by his death knowing how young he was. He was a jokester, friend, uncle, brother, brother-in-law, cousin, nephew, grandson, and many more words. We are saddened by his death because it was so unexpected and sudden.

A viewing will take place on Wednesday, July 6, 2022 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at Wing Mortuary, 118 East Main, Lehi, Utah.

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