Justin Kim Simmons

Justin and I were in theatre together in high school. He made his friends laugh every second of the day and even though it has been years since I have seen him, I share in your grief. His family will be in my prayers, as will all of his many friends.

I'll never forget the day I met Justin at Franklincovey. I was thrown onto the phones and I was lucky to be seated next to him as he helped me out a lot that day. Since then we've remained great friends and he will be sorely missed by many people. All who knew Justin's unique personality will never forget him. I look forward to seeing him again in the next life. Forever JusKimSim!

Sister Simmon's,

My wife and I have enjoyed having your family in the neighborhood and members of the Harbor 1st ward. Justin will certainly be missed.

We will have you and your children in our thoughts and prayers.

Love,

I served with Justin in Guatemala. I ate breakfast and dinner with him for 2 months. He was in an adjacent ward. I loved to talk with Justin about deep doctrine stuff because he knew so much about the gospel it was fun to listen to him. My thoughts and prayers are with the family

Justin was a hard worker and a creative genius. I enjoyed the time I spent with him on the mission. I know he touched the lives of countless people and his family will be in my prayers.

I worked with Justin and Vaudene at Franklin Covey a few years ago. Just wanted to share my condolences to Vaudene and her family. Justin was always a pleasure to work with. I remember him in my training classes as one who was a pleasure to teach. He stands out in my mind as a wonderful man. My thoughts are with you at this time.