John Kunz

John & Carolyn have been friends since the marriage of my sister Opal to John`s brother Lyman. Wonderful, devoted, true to the gospel friends they are. We love them very much! Nola and Charles Nielsen

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Sweet memories of serving with your dear parents in the Salt Lake and Bountiful temples. Our lives will be forever blessed as we remember their example and friendship. Love, Howard and Ann Troop

John and I both grew up in Bern, ID. Our family homes were about a block apart in that small town of about 125+. Our dads were brothers. He was someone that I always looked up to and admired as he was a few years older than me. He always set a very good example and that made me want to emulate some of his outstanding traits. My very best wishes to his wife and family as they celebrate his life and all the memories of this special husband, dad/father and grandfather. May the Lord...

John was a wonderful boss that inspired excellence and pride in a job well done. He was calm, and had a secret sense of humor that made you feel good. Rest now with the Savior.

I met John at Utah State, and later, we became friends at the Bountiful Temple. He was always friendly, and we always found things to discuss (including tractors). He will be missed.