Nicholas Neil Saunders

It was both an honor and a privilege to know Nick and to have him as a friend. Nick was always kind to me and would often go out of his way to drop by for a quick chat and I always appreciated that. It was both a challenge and a privilege to have Nick as a student for a couple of years. I say challenge because sometimes Nick just couldn't contain his enthusiasm for certain things. I say privilege because Nick was always willing to share his strong testimony and contribute to our seminary...

Tim- I am so very sorry to hear of Nick's passing. Please accept my deepest condolences. I'll always remember what a great father you were to Nick and that you loved him dearly. It's not hard for me to imagine that he must have shared some of your good-natured personality and lively sense of humor. May the Lord bless and comfort you, Heidi, and the rest of your family during this difficult time. May you feel peace and look forward to the day when you'll reunite with "Big Nick" and will joke,...

I will always remember the courageous young man who choose me , an adult at youth conference to square dance with. It was so impressed with him that week at all he did to enjoy the experience to the fullest. May your wonderful memories of Nick help you on the days it seems too hard to pull through without him.

Heidi and family We are so sorry to hear of Nicholas' loss. We have so many sweet memories of "Nick-A-Boy" when he was younger. He has always been in our thoughts and prayers. Love, the Black family

I loved Nick! He was a pleasure to teach at South Hills Middle School. He gave students hope to conquer their own challenges, and was always so fun to be around.
I am so sorry for your loss, he was one-of-a-kind.
My sincere love and sympathy to you.
Sincerely,
Debbie Fisher
Teen Living and CTE Teacher

We lived in the same West Jordan neighborhood briefly when Nick was about 8. I indeed remember his shining eyes. I had not known about his feet until one hot day in Primary when he joined in with other restless kids in taking off their shoes. I never saw him complain about things, which is no doubt a reflection on how you raised him. I am very sorry for this terrible loss.

Nick! I remember you at South Hills Middle School. You always had a big smile on your face and you always said HI to me and chatted with me whenever our paths would cross-which was often because I was always there with PTA. I loved seeing you bouncing down the halls-bigger than life. I saw you a few times after that-in high school- at work- and you remembered my name. I'm sad to see you go so soon. But, I know I will see your amazing smile again. Tell my angel Brenna HI for me! God bless...