Konner Elliott Gann

Konner Elliott Gann was a sweet, loving, smart, and funny 17-year-old young man making his way through his senior year at Mustang High School. Born on March 7, 2008, Konner was deeply loved and cherished by his families and spent his life surrounded by his families who meant the world to him.

Konner grew up predominately in the Guthrie area, spending time with his mom, brothers, and extended family always close by. Some of his happiest childhood memories were made at Nana's house with his brothers and cousins, or swimming and playing Crazy 8's with his Gigi, Papa Steve and Aunt Kelli—a game he loved and was known for winning. He also greatly enjoyed spending time with his dad, mom, sisters, and brother, creating lasting memories through water balloon fights and family water wars, game nights, and vacationing.

Konner attended Guthrie Public Schools until the age of 14, when he moved to Mustang and began attending Mustang High School. There, he quickly met new friends, forming close relationships over the next three years, hanging out, playing games, and enjoying the company of friends he held close. He was a lover of music, with favorite artists including MGK and Sleep Token, and he was an avid card game player, especially Magic and Pokémon, for which he was a club member at Mustang High School.

Konner had a deep passion for computers and technology. He attended Canadian Valley Vo-Tech for two years studying coding and computer programming, where he excelled and placed 4th in the state for his class. He was accepted early as a Junior classman and planned to participate in career day this spring, with hopes of pursuing a career in the field. He also worked at Braum's as much as his schedule allowed, riding his bike to work to save money for a car while practicing driving in preparation for his driving exam.

Konner was fascinated by small planes and treasured the opportunity to take flight in one with his cousin. He loved life, his family, and the time he spent with those he cared about, creating countless adventures and memories that will be cherished forever. Memories of Konner will live on in the hearts of all who knew and loved him.

Konner is survived by his Mother and Stepfather Jeremy and Courtney Paige; brothers, Austin Boyster and Jaxson Short; Father and Stepmother Jeffrey and Joy Gann; siblings: Mikaal, Ashlyn and Kaylyn Coddington; Grandparents Richard and Cynthia Boyster, Steve and Vicki Eckerd, Karen and Perry Lewis, and Jim and Shyrel Lovelace, as well as many Aunts, Uncles, cousins and extended family members.

Celebration of Life services will be held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, December 19, 2025 at the Yanda & Son Funeral Home Chapel, Yukon, OK.