Brittney Heying

brittney heying
Brittney Ann Heying, age 23 of North Liberty, IA, formerly of New Hampton, died Friday, July 24, 2020, in North Liberty. Friends may greet the family from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m on Thursday, July 30, 2020, at Hugeback-Johnson Funeral Home & Crematory in New Hampton. Visitation continues an hour prior to the Mass on Friday at the church. The family respectively asks for masks to be worn during all services. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 10:30 a.m. Friday, July 31, 2020, at Holy Family Parish in New Hampton with Rev. Brian Delleart celebrating the Mass with a private burial at a later date. Brittney Ann Heying was born on April 30, 1997, to Mike and Dawn (Babcock) Heying at Covenant Medical Center in Waterloo. She was welcomed at home by big sister Stephanie, and later, she did the same for her little brother, Zach. Her family lived in Ionia for about 10 years and then moved to New Hampton. She had a sunny personality, although she could sass you, too. But she’d flash you that Brittney smile, and you just couldn’t help but love her zest for life and her sassiness, too. She attended elementary and middle school in New Hampton before entering New Hampton High School in the fall of 2011. Brittney was an outstanding student who participated in track and cross country. She was involved in the school’s SADD program and served as the group’s president. She was active in the I-Step program, which encouraged young people to stay away from tobacco products, and she was part of an Odyssey of the Mind team that advanced to the national tournament and placed third. Between her junior and senior year, Brittney served as a delegate to the American Legion Auxiliary’s Girls State program, and she was a member of her school’s National Honor Society chapter, as well as its Extended Learning Program. After graduating from New Hampton High School in 2015, Brittney took college classes at the University of Iowa, Hawkeye Community College and Kirkwood Community College, and she was enrolled in classes this fall. She worked a variety of jobs and was both an EMT and CNA, and, more often than not, she held down two jobs. She was currently working at both Wells Fargo and Red Robbins in Cedar Rapids. She volunteered at Camp Hope for Children and was also a volunteer with the Chickasaw Rescue Squad. Brittney is survived by her parents, Mike and Dawn Heying of New Hampton; one brother, Zach Heying of New Hampton; one sister, Stephanie Heying of New Hampton; grandparents, Steve and Shirley Babcock of New Hampton and Dee Dee and Dennis Collins of New Hampton; aunts and uncles, Brad (Becky) Babcock of New Hampton, Roger (Irene) Heying of Harpers Ferry, IA, Shari (Dale) Blocker of Ionia, IA, Larry (Cindy) Heying of New Hampton, Greg (Nancy) Heying of New Hampton, Ken (Luann) Heying of North Washington, Randy (Jennifer) Heying of New Hampton and Doc (Jackie) Heying of Rochester, MN; many cousins. She was preceded in death by her paternal grandparents, Mike and Arlene Heying; one aunt, Luann Glaser and one uncle, Eddie Heying.

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  1. Such a beautiful, talented young woman. Sending our sympathy. May God wrap his arms around Brittney’s family and friends.

  2. We are so sorry to hear of the unimaginable heartbreak your family is going through 😔. Lean on family and friends in the trying days ahead. Hold on to your memories that will always be tucked away in your hearts. Sending hugs to all of you! So very sorry for your loss. Ron and Darla Carpenter

  3. Dawn, Mike and the Heying Family, we are so sorry to hear of Brittney. No words can be spoken at this moment, but you all are in our thought’s and prayers. Leo and Bev Dowd

  4. So sorry to hear about your loss Dawn and all the Heying family. You are in our prayers. Vince & Wilma Lensing

  5. Our heart aches to hear of Britt’s passing. We are so sorry for your loss… our love, deepest sympathy and prayers to all the Heying family. We will always remember Britt as she was a special girl and dear friend to our John. May God comfort you with His love and peace. Joseph and Cathy & David Gorman

  6. Our deepest sympathy, Dawn, Mike & family ~ We will always remember Britt as she was a special friend to John Mark. Love, the Gorman Family

  7. Such an infectious and beautiful smile! I will always remember Brittney as a respectful young woman who always treated those around her with kindness. She was loved by all that knew her. I know you will forever cherish the memories you all made – hold them tight in your heart❤️

  8. My heart aches for Brittney’s family. I had the honor of knowing her for a short time. She was a beautiful soul who will leave an everlasting mark on my life. My heart felt condolences to Brittney’s family. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

  9. So incredibly sad to hear of Brittany’s passing. I got the privilege to meet her a few months ago and get to know that she had such an amazing passion for everything. Her heart was golden. You will be missed. Prayers to all the family and friends of Brittany’s who are suffering through this loss.

  10. Brittney was a fantastic roommate and friend. She was an extremely generous person and I wish I would have been able to spend more time with her. My heart hurts for her family.

  11. Dawn, Mike and family. We are so sorry to hear about Brittney. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers. Marge & Dave Mayo

  12. So sorry to hear of your loss. Brittney was always a kind person and steady rock to all around her in school. Condolences to her family.

  13. You have my sympathy! She dated and lived with my grandson Chandler Noe and she was easy to love immediately. Enjoyed having her in my home. My sympathy!

  14. Dave and I extend our sympathy to the entire family. May God comfort you during this time of loss.

  15. Dawn Mike Z man Stephanie and the rest of the family so sorry about lossing Brittney. It was surprising she had the same name as me the only difference was she spelled it ney where mine is any. I remember the first time I met her . Her family was camping and jean Hackman introduced me to her family. After that I stayed in touch with Stephanie. Brittney will always be remembered my her family. Remember the good days you had with your daughter sister cousin niece granddaughter. Will always remember her smile especially when her brother Z Man called me Kuecker. For ever and always Brittany Kuecker

  16. Sending our Love and Prayers. From Dick, Amber/John, Rose/Stacey, Brian/Christine/Scarlett, Liz Schmidtke.

  17. Hi this is Tara Koehn, Chandler Noe’s mom. I just wanted to let you know how sad and sorry we are about Brittney’s passing. She was a sweet girl. We enjoyed the time we were able to spend with her. My husband and I send our thoughts and prayers to you during this difficult time.

  18. Our thoughts and prayers to the family, May God be with them at time difficult time George , Bette and Mary Ann

  19. My heart truly hurts for you all. I know how important family was to Brittney and how close you all were. Although I haven’t talked to her in a few years, I enjoyed the time we did have with her being a part of our family for a couple years while she dated my brother as well as our road trip with her out to South Carolina. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

  20. Thinking of you all during this difficult time. I have such fond memories of playing with Brit during our weekend bonfires and the summers play dates. Such a warm, welcoming and bubbly personality. She will be missed.

  21. Prayers and sympathy to the family of Brittany. She always had a smile on her face and she would wave when she saw us in the yard. I pray that Brittany is now at peace with Our Lord. Dawn, Mike, Steph, & Zach, always cherish the loving memories you have of her. She will always be in your hearts.

  22. We are so sorry for your loss and ask God to give you comfort and strength. Many prayers sent to your family.

  23. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Brittney is a beautiful young lady with a kind and generous heart. Shelly & Taylor

  24. We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May the love and support from family and friends help comfort you during this difficult time. God bless you all.

  25. Jon and I are so saddened to hear of Brittney’s passing. We met your daughter through our son, Nick. She was always so happy and loving. We are praying for your family during this time. Jon and Tracy Zirkelbach

  26. I am so sorry to hear of ur loss. Brittany sounded like a fantastic person, even though I was not blessed with meeting her. Having lost my son, now 20 years ago, all I can do is pray for u, be there for u and listen to ur stories of her, if u want to tell them, and encourage u to keep Brittany alive in ur conversations, and reminiscing about memories of her. The pain will never go away, but if u keep her close in ur heart the pain will be tolerable. God bless u all.

  27. I saw this and it reminded me of the passion and spirit Brittney had. We made so many memories in a short time. She will forever be missed and loved.

  28. Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts.

  29. Dawn, Mike, Stephanie and Zach Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time. Sweet Brittney … so amazing. Part of the ginger crew. Such an amazing smile, eyes and heart. She will be sadly missed but never out of our hearts. ALWAYS BLESSINGS 💝 NEVER LOSSES Margo, Jim, Spencer and Irelynn Bodensteiner

  30. Brittney has touched our hearts forever and we cannot thank her enough for all of the great memories she gave us.

  31. I just heard of Brittney’s passing, and wanted to share my deepest condolences to her friends and family. I worked with Brittney at EPI, and she was such a caring person. She really advocated for the people she supported, and I will always remember her dedication and standing up for what she felt was right. I hope you can find some comfort in the memories you were able to make with her, and the impact she had on your lives.


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