Harrison Otis Renner, born on July 10, 2009, in St. Louis, MO, passed away on June 19, 2023, in Maplewood, MO. He was an aspiring mini bike rider and an enthusiastic adrenaline junkie who embraced life with passion and vigor. Standing at 4'11" in his colorful life, he left the world a little shorter at 4'10".

Harrison found joy in many pursuits, with his favorite activities including competitive mini bike riding and riding his beloved mini bike, which he cherished deeply. He was known to his friends and family as "Heesan Weiner" and had a playful spirit that drew others to him. His affection for peanuts and the music of AC/DC reflected his vibrant personality, while his favorite show, "Breaking Bad," displayed his appreciation for excitement and drama.

One of Harrison's proudest accomplishments was founding the first mini bike organization, where he shared his passion and skills with others. He taught those around him how to "escape the cage," inspiring them to pursue their own adventures. His love for Glacier National Park was a testament to his appreciation for nature's beauty, and he often dreamed of more thrilling escapades.

Harrison is survived by his loving parents, Liam and Jodi, and his brother, Matt. He will be remembered not just for his love of mini biking and the thrill of adventure, but also for his infectious spirit and the laughter he brought to those around him. His life motto, "Baseball is life," captured his youthful outlook, a reminder to embrace every moment fully. He will be dearly missed by all who knew him.