KC Plough Obituary (1982 - 2026)

KC Plough, a beloved father, brother, uncle, friend, and soon to be grandfather, passed away peacefully on March 13th, 2026, at his home in Parowan, Utah. He was 43 years of age. Born in Cedar City, Utah, on December 20th 1982. His parents were Vicki Chamberlain and Robert Morton Plough. Growing up and being raised in Parowan and raising hell with his siblings, cousins, and friends by his side. You would find the younger KC at the Parowan pool and later days at one of the fields at Parowan High School. In high school, KC was active with baseball and football, those were his two passions that never grew out of him. He loved sharing his past stories and memories of home runs and touchdowns. KC also loved spending his time hunting, looking for sheds with his people, his big brother Pauly, Chadike, Grandpa and Grandma K and his Uncles, aunties, family, friends, and cousins at the Chamberlain family ranch up ta Hogs Heaven, drinking keystone lights, and sharing laughs and stories we will all never forget. After a couple years of moving, KC finally found himself back in Parowan. A town he loved and adored and that truly loved him too. Driving down Main, rolling cole and waving at friends and neighbors on his way to get his 3rd or 4th Mountain Dew n a chew. Occasionally taking his nephew Nicholas fishing. The one thing KC loves more than Mountain Dew or baseball, are his kids. Parker, Ashlynn, and Jada. He loves his kids more than anything in this world. Even though he didn’t get to see them as much as he wanted, his love never changed. He did his best at teaching them what they needed to know, like how to change a tire, how to roll cole, and how to throw a football. Another thing KC loves is his job. He always had pride in his job sights and pouring concrete at 3 a.m. Driving through town showing people his past work pointing and saying “yup, I did that.” Creating KPC (KC Plough Concrete.) KC was a master at his craft and he loved concrete. KC didn't want to do anything else. KC was also getting ready to renew all his licensing and was going even bigger with his next dream of K.C Plough Construction. He had a vision and a dream to go as big and as bad as he could with it One thing about KC is that as many times as he may have had to fall a bit, he was always going to get back up and push harder. And he pushed us all to do the same. KC had it right there ready to go! KC was a very short reach away from seeing this vision through. KC is one smart and determined kid. KC loves his top hand Kayden T. and the many hands that helped him create his craft and worked by his side along the way. KC loves his kids first, his ol doggy Jo, family, friends and all the people he grew up with here in Parowan “His P-town boys “ Coaches, all his nephews. KC also had a special place for his brothers, Brock and Jordan. Working alongside Brock to help get each other through the harder spots in life. Giving him a hard time the entire way through the jobs they accomplished. There is a brothers love that will never be broken between them all. KC also loves his sisters and made it a goal to be a good brother to them. He could make a friend anywhere he went in a minute flat. He spread love and light even when he could be tough and a little hard headed. We're gonna miss you bud..fly high with Mom and Pauly and all our loved ones Until we see you again Deck, Kaderoo Suppp,fat and we will see you some day. KC loved hard. And KC is loved even harder KC is survived by his kids Parker(Jess) Plough, Ashlynn Plough (Brady), and Jada Farrow. His siblings Melissa(Jordan Noel) Steele, Nicole(Israel) Plough, Brock(Diana) Bynum. He was preceded in death by his Father Robert Morton Plough, his mother Vicki Chamberlain, and his brother Paul Folks. A celebration of KCs life will be held in his honor on the PHS baseball field at 11:00 A.M Saturday March 28th. (We think he's pretty impressed we're getting him on the field again!) We ask everyone to wear preferably no black but PHS colors and Denver Broncos colors in honor of his passions and the color he brought to our lives. And don’t forget your baseball gloves. Graveside services will follow at the Parowan cemetery. We will then join at the Lions Park and have a luncheon and everyone is welcome. We encourage you all to come share some memories and have a few laughs and tears to celebrate KC. Thank you to everyone that has shown so much love and support to our family! We are truly blessed. We can feel the love for KC and us all just absolutely pouring out. Interment will be under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary.