Richard Van Wagoner

I'm sorry to hear of this man's passing. Although I never met him, his book "Mormon Polygamy: A History" had was great impact on my life and my studies. My condolences to his family and friends.

I will miss him very much. i met him for the first time when I was in Lehi four years ago. His mother and my great grandmother were sisters.

Ami Donich (Franklin, Wisconsin)

He was one of my relitives that I never got to meet.....but wanted too.....my deepest condolinces to his family!

I have such fond memories of hanging out with the VanWagoner Family. The house on Trinniman lane, the cabin and Lake Powell. Your dad's sense of humor... I'm so sorry for your loss. Your father was a great man!!!

ALEN DAL JORGENSON CLASS MATE 1964

I'm so very sorry to hear of the loss of Richard. I worked with him for many years at E.N.T. Associates and remember him as loving, patient, kind and gentle. He never felt sorry for himself and had a such a positive attitude despite whatever difficulties he faced. I'm sure he's having a wonderful reunion with his sweet daughter Lisa. May God bless and comfort all who knew and loved him.

Richard was one of the key people in my conversion to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as well as a good customer. Richard you will be missed. I look forward to seeing you again. Don

Dear Family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember Richard as being very kind and patient with his children. I was best friends with Lisa when we lived in Sandy and I have some fun memories hanging out at that house. He will be truly missed by all those who knew him.

Angie (Brandt) Heberer