Kieran Palmer, born on November 4, 2003, in Fort Carson, CO, passed away on May 27, 2024, in Hutto, TX. He will be remembered for his vivacious spirit and passion for life.

Kieran had a wide array of hobbies that brought him joy. He loved riding his motorcycle, exploring virtual worlds through video games, and challenging himself with rock climbing. In addition, he found solace in the art of crocheting, creating beautiful pieces with his hands.

When it came to food, Kieran had a few favorites that always brought a smile to his face. He relished Kraft Mac 'N Cheese, Domino's Pizza, Cane's, and enjoyed the occasional energy boost from Red Bull.

Kieran had a unique journey, being a transgender man who fearlessly embraced his true identity. He played the clarinet in his high school marching band and achieved his motorcycle license at the young age of 15. His determination and resilience were truly inspiring.

Spongebob, Stranger Things, and The Walking Dead were among Kieran's favorite TV shows. He also had a love for baseball and softball, enjoying the thrill of the game.

Kieran is survived by his loving father, David Palmer; his brothers, Andrew Palmer and Austin Porter; and his sister, Savannah Palmer. His presence will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who had the pleasure of knowing him.

One anecdote that captures Kieran's essence is his unwavering insistence on the color of his hair. As a child, he would receive compliments on his "beautiful red hair," but he would correct everyone by saying, "it's not RED, it's ORANGE!" This playful and determined spirit defined his character.

Kieran was not just passionate about his personal interests but also about making a difference in the world. He was a strong advocate for transgender rights and actively spoke out against the injustices in Gaza. He attended numerous protests and rallies, showcasing his commitment to social causes.

In memory of Kieran Palmer, let us honor his vibrant spirit, unwavering determination, and the impact he made on the world. He will be forever missed and cherished in the hearts of those who knew him. May he rest in peace.