Brent Burningham

I sure hope you and Scott have been able to get ahold of a guitar and/or banjo and are singing away together!

Sure miss how when Brent would bring his family up to utah for New Years we would all get together constantly for several days and experience such a great time. As the years roll by and my time on earth grows shorter I look forward to more great get togethers in the other side with Brent and others. I´m reminded of something a gentleman said at the cemetery following Lori´s grandma Draney´s funeral "it´s getting to the point that I know more people out here in the cemetery than I do in town."

Thinking of Brent and missing him and his fun family. I remember the lettuce green F-100 ford pickup dad had which Brent looked after and took such good care of. When the fire whistle blew Brent would hop in the pickup and ride to the fire station with dad because dad wouldn´t take the time to shoo Brent out. Pretty gutsy but Brent loved being with dad.

Dawna, Kersti, and Don. So sorry for your loss. We will all miss Brent. He was always such a joy.

Lynn and Steven

Dear Dawna, Marcia and I would like to offer our sincerest condolences to you and your family. We were just informed of Brent's passing. My father in law had the same Lewy Body Dementia prior to his passing. I'll never forget his energetic way of leading the congregation in the singing of hymns and his love for singing with the Barbershop Quartet. One year when we decided to enter a float in the Christmas parade, he stepped up and got us a truck from work which played a big role in our float...

Love you Uncle Brent. Love this family I'm a part of. Thank you for all the great memories. The love, laughter, and music.

It is so comforting to know you are your wonderful self again and able to sing for everyone and anyone who will listen! I'm sure you and Kaye are catching up on things with mom and dad. I'm sure George is there too❤ I'll love you forever! Give everyone a hug for me
Love your sister Marla