Bailey Diane Wall

On February 9, 2025 Bailey Diane Wall, left us far to early at the age of 29, due to complications from pneumonia and kidney failure.

Bailey was born on August 1, 1995, in Payson, Utah. She grew up in Elk Ridge, Utah, where she was cherished by her family and friends. She was the beloved daughter of Brian F. Wall and Nancy Haueter Wall. 

Bailey loved to ride the bus to school and later to her day programs. She attended Santaquin Elementary, Salem Elementary, and Salem Hills High School. She graduated from Oakridge School in Springville UT in 2017. While attending Oakridge she was in FFA and showed pigs. She loved to go to the stock show and show her pigs with her high school helpers. She loved to help her classmates and was her teacher Tasha Lewis's favorite helper. After graduation she went to a local day program. She looked forward to her bus, van or car rides there and around town on their many outings. 

Bailey later moved out, and lived with an amazing, caring and loving proctor family who took wonderful care of her for the last eight years. She met her roommate who was a kindred spirit and best friend. The two of them bonded over watching horse shows and food. They could sit and watch a movie, talk and giggle with each other nightly.Bailey’s warm smile and generous spirit brightened the lives of those around her. She brought joy and laughter to every occasion, making friends effortlessly and leaving a lasting impact on everyone she met. She had an innate ability to uplift others with her infectious laughter and kind heart.

Bailey is survived by her loving family, Mother Nancy Haueter Wall(Johnny Ross), sister Madeline Wall, and brother Grant Wall. She is proceeded in death by her loving father, Brian F. Wall, and many other extended family members who welcomed her to the other side. Bailey is deeply missed by her loving grandparents, aunts, uncles, and many cousins. She will be missed by her proctor family David and Crystal Jensen and her best friend and roommate Kallie.

All of us hold her funny personality and silly sayings close to our hearts. We will call them "Baileyisms" and repeat them often. The love she shared with those around her will forever remain in our hearts, reminding us to appreciate each moment and spread kindness in her honor. A celebration of Bailey’s life will be held at the end of the summer at her favorite place, her grandparents farm, in Midway, Utah. Near her papa's horses. All who knew and loved her are welcome to join as we share stories, memories, and continue to honor her loving spirit. She will be laid to rest next to her father in Salem Utah. Bailey, your spirit is riding free, and will forever live on in our hearts. 

We love you dearly and will miss you every day. Rest in peace, sweet daughter. We would like to thank the team at Mountain View Hospital ICU unit for their kindness and love shone to our sweet Bailey. Thank you.

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