Kacey M. Storm Death, Obituary: In Loving Memory of Kacey M. Storm
The Clarkston, Washington community is mourning the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Kacey M. Storm, age 42, whose life came to an unexpected end on Wednesday morning, February 4, 2026. His passing has left family, friends, and neighbors grappling with deep sorrow as they try to make sense of a loss that came far too soon.
According to authorities, first responders were dispatched at approximately 7:05 a.m. to the Greenbelt Trail, just south of the Interstate Bridge, following a report of an unconscious individual. Upon arrival, Kacey was pronounced deceased at the scene. Detective Darin Boyd stated that evidence found at the location suggests the cause of death may be related to an overdose. Asotin County Coroner Lisa Webber has ordered toxicology testing to determine the exact cause, and the investigation remains ongoing pending those results.
Kacey’s next of kin have been notified, and his passing has sent waves of grief through the Clarkston community. While the circumstances surrounding his death are deeply painful, those who knew Kacey remember him for much more than the way his life ended. He was a son, a friend, and a familiar presence whose life held meaning, connection, and shared memories that will not be forgotten.
Friends and loved ones recall moments of laughter, conversation, and companionship—ordinary moments that now carry extraordinary weight. Kacey’s absence leaves a quiet but profound void, a reminder of how deeply one life can touch many others.
As the community reflects on this loss, many are also reminded of the importance of compassion, understanding, and support—particularly when it comes to struggles that are often unseen. In honoring Kacey’s memory, loved ones are encouraged to lean on one another, cherish time together, and continue important conversations about health, wellness, and support for those in need.
May Kacey M. Storm rest in peace. His memory will live on in the hearts of those who knew him, loved him, and will always remember the impact he made during his time here.