Brenton Heth, 29, of Winner, SD passed away on Wednesday, February 12 ^th , 2020 at the Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, MN. Funeral service will be held on Thursday, February 20 ^th , 2020 at 11:00AM at the Winner Middle School Auditorium in Winner, SD. Wake services will be held on Tuesday, February 18 ^th , 2020 and Wednesday, February 19 ^th , 2020 at the Winner Middle School Auditorium in Winner, SD. Burial will be held on Thursday, February 20 ^th , 2020 at the Winner City Cemetery.

The life of Brenton Heth, 29, of Winner, SD began on July 28 ^th , 1990 in Yankton, SD. Gilbert and Dorothy Heth were proud parents of a baby boy. He earned his wings on February 12 ^th , 2020. He is survived by his mother, Dorothy; siblings: Tammy, Kathy, Gilbert Jr., Steven, Andrea, Amber, Bronson, Brea, and his furry four legged "kids": Gin, Baby Girl, Chica, and Dabs. He is also survived by his many uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, and nephews. They were all very special to him, including his girlfriend Daecia.

Brenton's good heart and generous spirit impacted many lives. He shared his humor, laughter, kindness, and love with all. More importantly, he selflessly gave his time to bless our lives. Any opportunity he got to tease or tell a joke would create an unforgettable moment with uncontrollable laughter. Brenton's friendliness and personality helped him create lasting and meaningful impressions on all who crossed his path. Those memories will forever be in our hearts to remind us that there is no one with a heart and spirit like Brenton's.

His free spirit allowed him to enjoy the simple things in life like fishing, hunting, four wheeling, mudding, darts, football, basketball, dancing, and spending time with the creator. Some of Brenton's favorite moments were spent with friends and family doing the things he enjoyed most. Feeding his dogs peanut butter just happened to be one of the things that made him happy. Laughing, he said, "be sure and tell everyone that." One of his proudest moments in life was starting his wood vending business: "B's Wood". His thoughtfulness warmed our hearts and homes. All the good things he did came from his heart.

He is preceded in death by his grandparents: Basil Heth, Sr., Adalbert and Mildred Zephier, Alvin and Frieda Blacksmith; and his father Gilbert Heth, Sr. He is also preceded in death by his furry, four legged "kids": Precious, Stitch, Ishta, and Lilly.