Boyce Richard Sorensen

Birth date: Nov 18, 1940 Death date: Feb 3, 2020

Boyce Richard Sorensen was born in Spring City, Utah on November 18th, 1940. Our dad was a world traveler and made his final destination on Monday, February 3, 2020. At 79 years old “he had a good life”. He was one of the good guy Read Obituary

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Rodney Cole

303w ago

Rodand I had the privilege of meeting Boyce and Barbara in November 2016 in the MTC in the SLC Temple and then sharing our Nauvoo Mission experience with them for 12 months. We loved serving with them and were impressed with their kind, gentle ways. Boyce always greeted you with a smile and genuine friendship. He was quiet, but when he spoke we always learned some life lesson from him. He emulated pure goodness.
Rod and I loved to watch Boyce and Barbara, they were always together, even on the golf course! We appreciate their example of a devoted couple, to each other and especially to their Savior. They are true disciples and served selflessly not just in the temple, but serving in the community. Together they organized a food drive, collecting and delivering the needed supplies.
We had a mini mission reunion in September and enjoyed catching up with Boyce and Barbara in St. George. It is hard to describe how we feel about our mission friends, but there is something special about the relationship we have with those we served so closely with....it is an eternal friendship. And now we say goodbye to one of those eternal friends.
We know we will see Boyce again.
Dear Barbara and family you are in our thoughts and prayers. We pray that your cherished memories will bring you comfort and peace in the days ahead.
With Much Love,
Rod and Dottie Cole

Bill Barton

303w ago

Boyce was a kind, but an active and decisive man. He believed in helping his fellowman and was the type of person you were proud to call 'Friend'.

Eileen Marshall

304w ago

Boyce and Barbara were our wonderful neighbors and fellow Missionaries in the Nauvoo temple. How we loved serving with them! When a person serves in such a capacity, your love develops very quickly. We should always share our best thoughts of our friends every time we see them. When we had dinner with Barbara and Boyce in December, we sure did not have a clue that we would hug Boyce for the last time in this part of eternity.

I just wish that we could have known Boyce sooner and benefited from all his knowledge. I truly can picture them driving all over the country together. What a wonderful couple and two truly dedicated disciples of the Savior. Thank you for your friendship and love. Our prayers and love are sent to buoy you up and comfort during this tender time.

Tom and Eileen Marshall

Helene Terry

304w ago

Just talked with Sheila again and she mentioned again to me what a wonderful mentor Boyce was to Philip. He says Boyce taught him all he knows about finances and life.

Helene Terry

304w ago

I am Sheila Hartwell's sister. I know she doesn't have internet and the capability to share her thoughts here, so I will. She told me "Boyce was the kindest man I ever knew." She said she thought all men were cruel and controlling until she became acquainted with Boyce. He always treated her with love and respect and she loved her many travels to bowling tournaments and to St. George. She loves and appreciates both Barbara and Boyce for their generous sharing and caring for her. I want to thank them for giving her what I never could.

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