Layton Lance Sagers, 16, passed away from suicide May 4, 2023 in Flowell Utah, a tragedy the family is still trying to comprehend. He was born October 13, 2006 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lance Lefevre and Sally Robinson Sagers. He resided in Fillmore until the age of 11 when they moved to Keyhole Ranch, the family farm, in Flowell, Utah. He loved Flowell and defended it passionately. He said, “You can do literally anything here!”
Layton was actively engaged in many different activities. He was a sophomore at Millard High School where he was an excellent athlete in both football and basketball. Layton was also in the seminary program and genuinely loved his association with those in his class. He mentioned one of his hobbies was learning about the gospel. He loved his friends and truly valued those relationships.
Layton was a hard worker on the ranch he loved. He worked cattle side by side with his dad, grandpas, cousins, and uncles. He enjoyed running cattle on the mountain in the summers and riding in the indoor arena with his dad and brothers. He was his dad and grandpa’s right hand in any and all jobs on the ranch or in the shop. There is evidence of his handiwork all over the ranch. Day or night, he took his turn cutting and raking hay, stacking bales, and preparing corn ground for planting. He rebuilt his own saddle and was so proud of that.
Layton loved hunting and fishing and spent a lot of time in the mountains. He was deeply patriotic and truly loved his country. He enjoyed talking politics with his grandparents (#letsgobrandon) and took pride in decorating his family home for the 4th of July. He was smart and quick witted with a great sense of humor. Layton had a special connection with, and doted on, his little sister Quincey.
Layton is survived by his parents Lance and Sally, and his younger siblings Parker, 15; Nixon, 10; Riggs, 7; and Quincey, 3; his grandparents Alden and Brenda Robinson, Flowell, Utah; and Dennis and Jerri Sagers, Rush Valley, Utah.
Funeral service will be held Thursday, May 11, 2023 at 11:00 AM in the Flowell Ward Chapel. A visitation will be held Wednesday, May 10, 2023 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM and Thursday, prior to the funeral from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, both in the Flowell Ward Chapel. Interment will be in the Fillmore City Cemetery. The funeral will be live streamed and available at this link: https://youtube.com/live/fTqvo7Hi1cQ?feature=share. A Gofundme is set up for the Sagers family at: https://www.gofundme.com/.
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55 W 200 South, Fillmore, UT 84631
Nathan Thompson
May 10, 2023
Layton and i used to ride the bus together when he lived in Fillmore. i will always remember the times when i would let him play on my ipod on the bus on our way to school and us always laughing and joking around on the bus. Layton was such a nice kid and always made me feel important he was smart and funny. i will always cherish the memories we had together.
Krystle Vario
May 9, 2023
Lance and Sally I´m so sorry for your loss. You have such a beautiful family! It´s such a tragedy. My thoughts, prayers, & love are with you all!
Jeff Christensen
May 9, 2023
Great memories of Layton in the classroom, in your home, and in our stake activities. We love him and we love all of you and mourn with you and pray for you to feel peace and comfort along with the grief and pain that you are sure to feel too.
Tammy Smith
May 8, 2023
I´m so sorry for your unimaginable loss. Peace be with you and your family through this hard time. Stay strong. Logan is in good hands
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Ashlyn Townsend
May 8, 2023
So sorry for your loss I heard so many great things about him
Jan and Keith Rollie
May 8, 2023
Oh Lance and Sally we are so very sorry for your loss. Your whole family is in our prayers!!
Nathan Thompson
May 7, 2023
Sorry for your loss he will be in my prayers
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