Our son, Brady Conger, passed away on Wednesday, August 2, 2006, in a tragic automobile accident up Hobble Creek Canyon.
He was born in Payson, on March 14, 1989, to Rory Curtis and Kathy Bona Conger. As a young boy, Brady always kept his mother on her toes, trying to scare her all the time. He attended Springville High School and would have been a senior this year.
Brady had a special bond with his friends. More than anything, he loved going up into the mountains with his friends, Shelby and Ty. They were inseparable. Brady also enjoyed being active in the outdoors. He loved to snowboard, fish, skateboard, and just live life to the fullest. Brady also knew the value of hard work and was currently employed for Jeff Weight. Working hard enabled Brady to purchase his own car and four-wheeler.
Bradys greatest joy and passion was his family. He loved them more than anything else and was always very protective of Kaitlyn and Chancy; and, his older brother, Cameron, was his mentor. He looked up to him and always cared what Cameron had to say.
Music summed up our Brady. He loved the 60s: Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Guns and Roses; and, even had tickets to go see Tool. He lived his life according to the Eagles song Take it to the Limit!
We are going to miss our precious Brady - our son, our grandson, our brother, our friend! We love you, man! Rock ON!
Brady is survived by his parents, Rory and Kathy, of Springville; brother, Cameron (Lisa) and their daughter, Crystal; sister, Kaitlyn; and brother, Chancy, all of Springville; grandparents: Ruth (Tom) Miner of Idaho, Sandra Pierce Bona of Payson, and Rose Bona of Mapleton. He was preceded in death by his aunt, Mechel Bona Alvey; uncle, Bobby Conger; grandfather, Tom Bona; great-grandmother, Maggie Spencer; and grandparents, Larry and Laverne Pierce.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, August 9, 2006, at 11 a.m., at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 East 200 South, Springville. Viewings will be held on Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary; and, one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.
He was born in Payson, on March 14, 1989, to Rory Curtis and Kathy Bona Conger. As a young boy, Brady always kept his mother on her toes, trying to scare her all the time. He attended Springville High School and would have been a senior this year.
Brady had a special bond with his friends. More than anything, he loved going up into the mountains with his friends, Shelby and Ty. They were inseparable. Brady also enjoyed being active in the outdoors. He loved to snowboard, fish, skateboard, and just live life to the fullest. Brady also knew the value of hard work and was currently employed for Jeff Weight. Working hard enabled Brady to purchase his own car and four-wheeler.
Bradys greatest joy and passion was his family. He loved them more than anything else and was always very protective of Kaitlyn and Chancy; and, his older brother, Cameron, was his mentor. He looked up to him and always cared what Cameron had to say.
Music summed up our Brady. He loved the 60s: Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Guns and Roses; and, even had tickets to go see Tool. He lived his life according to the Eagles song Take it to the Limit!
We are going to miss our precious Brady - our son, our grandson, our brother, our friend! We love you, man! Rock ON!
Brady is survived by his parents, Rory and Kathy, of Springville; brother, Cameron (Lisa) and their daughter, Crystal; sister, Kaitlyn; and brother, Chancy, all of Springville; grandparents: Ruth (Tom) Miner of Idaho, Sandra Pierce Bona of Payson, and Rose Bona of Mapleton. He was preceded in death by his aunt, Mechel Bona Alvey; uncle, Bobby Conger; grandfather, Tom Bona; great-grandmother, Maggie Spencer; and grandparents, Larry and Laverne Pierce.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, August 9, 2006, at 11 a.m., at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 East 200 South, Springville. Viewings will be held on Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary; and, one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.
Our son, Brady Conger, passed away on Wednesday, August 2, 2006, in a tragic automobile accident up Hobble Creek Canyon.
He was born in Payson, on March 14, 1989, to Rory Curtis and Kathy Bona Conger. As a young boy, Brady always kept his mother on her toes, trying to scare her all the time. He attended Springville High School and would have been a senior this year.
Brady had a special bond with his friends. More than anything, he loved going up into the mountains with his friends, Shelby and Ty. They were inseparable. Brady also enjoyed being active in the outdoors. He loved to snowboard, fish, skateboard, and just live life to the fullest. Brady also knew the value of hard work and was currently employed for Jeff Weight. Working hard enabled Brady to purchase his own car and four-wheeler.
Bradys greatest joy and passion was his family. He loved them more than anything else and was always very protective of Kaitlyn and Chancy; and, his older brother, Cameron, was his mentor. He looked up to him and always cared what Cameron had to say.
Music summed up our Brady. He loved the 60s: Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Guns and Roses; and, even had tickets to go see Tool. He lived his life according to the Eagles song Take it to the Limit!
We are going to miss our precious Brady - our son, our grandson, our brother, our friend! We love you, man! Rock ON!
Brady is survived by his parents, Rory and Kathy, of Springville; brother, Cameron (Lisa) and their daughter, Crystal; sister, Kaitlyn; and brother, Chancy, all of Springville; grandparents: Ruth (Tom) Miner of Idaho, Sandra Pierce Bona of Payson, and Rose Bona of Mapleton. He was preceded in death by his aunt, Mechel Bona Alvey; uncle, Bobby Conger; grandfather, Tom Bona; great-grandmother, Maggie Spencer; and grandparents, Larry and Laverne Pierce.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, August 9, 2006, at 11 a.m., at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 East 200 South, Springville. Viewings will be held on Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary; and, one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.
He was born in Payson, on March 14, 1989, to Rory Curtis and Kathy Bona Conger. As a young boy, Brady always kept his mother on her toes, trying to scare her all the time. He attended Springville High School and would have been a senior this year.
Brady had a special bond with his friends. More than anything, he loved going up into the mountains with his friends, Shelby and Ty. They were inseparable. Brady also enjoyed being active in the outdoors. He loved to snowboard, fish, skateboard, and just live life to the fullest. Brady also knew the value of hard work and was currently employed for Jeff Weight. Working hard enabled Brady to purchase his own car and four-wheeler.
Bradys greatest joy and passion was his family. He loved them more than anything else and was always very protective of Kaitlyn and Chancy; and, his older brother, Cameron, was his mentor. He looked up to him and always cared what Cameron had to say.
Music summed up our Brady. He loved the 60s: Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, the Eagles, Guns and Roses; and, even had tickets to go see Tool. He lived his life according to the Eagles song Take it to the Limit!
We are going to miss our precious Brady - our son, our grandson, our brother, our friend! We love you, man! Rock ON!
Brady is survived by his parents, Rory and Kathy, of Springville; brother, Cameron (Lisa) and their daughter, Crystal; sister, Kaitlyn; and brother, Chancy, all of Springville; grandparents: Ruth (Tom) Miner of Idaho, Sandra Pierce Bona of Payson, and Rose Bona of Mapleton. He was preceded in death by his aunt, Mechel Bona Alvey; uncle, Bobby Conger; grandfather, Tom Bona; great-grandmother, Maggie Spencer; and grandparents, Larry and Laverne Pierce.
Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, August 9, 2006, at 11 a.m., at Wheeler Mortuary, 211 East 200 South, Springville. Viewings will be held on Tuesday evening from 6-8 p.m. at the mortuary; and, one hour prior to services. Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery.
