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Harold E. Bogenrief

Salt Lake City, Utah

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Harold E. Bogenrief "Bogie" Harold Elmer Bogenrief, 81, passed away on December 6, 2007 in American Fork, Utah. He was born on January 18, 1926 in Fargo, North Dakota to William Jennings Bryan Bogenrief and Phoebe Mae Wood. Harold married Evelyn Emma Ellis on September 24, 1949 in...

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While serving the Utah State Prison Inmates as chaplain and LDS Institute instructor, I had many occasions to work with Bro. Bogenrief. That was a special experience for all of us who served with him there and especially for the incarcerated men and women. He was a balancing and hope-generating influence for all with whom he served and for whom he served.
It s significant that he and his bride could be blessed to depart mortality in this same season together. God less his family as they...

Thank you Grandpa for all that you taught us kids. We learned by your example what it means to serve our God, our Country, and our fellow man. Thank you for a life well lived and a great example of a man I will work harder to be like. I love you and will miss you. Thankyou for everything.

I worked with you at Deseret Industries for awhile. You were a great friend. We visited you after you left DI, and you were a help and inspiration. My children thought of you as a grandpa to them, and always enjoyed coming to see you and your wife. Thank you for letting us know and serve you, as well as helping us.
Sincerely,
Janis Thompson and children

Dear Dwight and Family:
Sorry for your loss. Know that your
memories will sustain you until all
are together again. Miss your wonderful spirit.

Thank you to Bishop Bogenrief for all the service he so freely shared with myself and the lives of those he came in contact with, through his service at the prison. he was so free with the love that he had to offer. Thank you Bogie for your compassion. You never stood in judgement of those you served. Thank you. may your family be blessed at this time with love and the peace of knowing that you were loved by hundreds of people the rest of the world gave up on. Your service and acceptance had...

What a great man. His integrity for God and Country spoke for it's self. He will be deeply missed.