Piper Breanna Spurrier

Piper Breanna Spurrier, 19, of Fort Dodge, IA, passed away on Tuesday, January 20, 2026, following injuries sustained from a car accident. Funeral services will be at 3:00 PM on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at the Historic Bruce Funeral Home, 923 1st Avenue South. Visitation will be held from 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM on Saturday at Historic Bruce Funeral Home. Memorials may be directed to the family. There will also be a celebration of life gathering on March 20, 2026. More details to come. Arrangements are with Historic Bruce Funeral Home of Fort Dodge.

Piper was born September 27, 2006, to Lori and Scott Spurrier at Creighton University in Omaha NE.

Piper is survived by her daughter: Phoebe, Phoebe’s father: Juan Crioyos of Fort Dodge; Mom: Lori Spurrier and Keith McMannus of Fort Dodge; Dad: Scott Spurrier of Lenox IA; Sister: Kyna and Ben Dodd of Monroe WI; Brothers: Wyatt and Blaine Spurrier of Fort Dodge; Grandparents: Donna and Jim Wilson of Rayville MO & Curly and Brenda Spurrier of Mesa, AZ; several Aunts/Uncles, Adopted Aunts and cousins.

Piper was a mom, daughter, sister, granddaughter, Aunt, cousin and Friend. Piper touched many lives during her short 19 years. Piper was not just a daughter or sister but a best friend to her mom and siblings. Family and being a mother/sister were an infinite part of her relationship with them. Phoebe was Piper’s whole world and words cannot express this bond and the role motherhood played in their relationship, inspiring a testament to the power of love and devotion.

Even though Piper was a wildflower with a stubborn streak, she had one of the biggest hearts with a smile that lit up a room. If you were in the dark she selflessly pulled you back out into the light. Piper was a lover of arts, hopeless romantic, a protector and mostly a very talented Writer. Piper loved music and books with her current favorite series - The Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, it not only was her time to explore but her sanctuary. Piper loved horses, they provided her with a sense of comfort and support. Piper reflected strength, embodied intelligence, love, forgiveness, compassion, an unwavering conviction and kindness inspired by multitude. To know Piper was to love her she loved fiercely, hard and selflessly. And if you were lucky enough to be loved by her, she loved with every fiber of her being. Sissy you are deeply loved and fiercely missed by so many already. Be the Angel in Heaven you have been on earth please guide, love and protect us. With love always.

We ask you come dressed in colors

Not in black and white

Let's light up the room for Piper

Not fading to the dark of Night

Her spirt will surround us

While our love surrounds her soul

Her nature and beauty are a rainbow

A canvas of love on display

We'll carry her light here together

To brighten the path of this day

So come dressed in colors

Not in black and white.