Birth date: Feb 9, 1958 Death date: Jan 7, 2021
On January 7th, 2020, Brenda Ann (Day) Hartvigsen left her mortal existence and returned to her heavenly home while surrounded by her family. Born on February 9th, 1958 to Majorie Louise (White) and Leslie Hazen Day II in Boise, I Read Obituary
it has been about two three years but I still think about her everyday she will always been missed rest in peace I love you Oma.
Briella Hartvigsen lit a candle in memory of Brenda Hartvigsen
I served with Brenda Saturday mornings at the temple and so enjoyed serving with her. We had so many wonderful chats about life and the gospel. We will all miss her greatly. Love to each of her family, of whom she was so proud and loved so much.
Roxy Ogden
I'm so sorry to hear of Brenda's passing. She was a joy to serve with at the Temple. She was willing to help wherever she was needed. I was proud to call her a friend. Lynn our prayers are with you and your family
Marian and Mike Alder
I also served in the Temple with Brenda. She was one of my "Trainers" at the Temple. She lovingly and delicately helped learned what I needed to. I loved sitting with her and talking with her during meals or while waiting to do our tasks. I loved hearing her beautiful alto voice during singing time before our preparation meetings at the start of our shift. I will always remember seeing her and her husband holding hands walking in and out of the Temple before and after our shifts. They were an example of true love. When I think of Faith, Hope and Charity, I think of Brenda.
Cindy Gregson
I also had the great privilege of serving with Brenda at the temple. She was an inspiration to me as we worked together and I felt her kindness and spirituality. Her cheerfulness and goodness always lifted me. She will be greatly missed. May the Lord be with her good husband and family and bless and comfort them throughout the coming days.
Merlynne Heaps
Brenda was a pure joy to be around and work with at the temple. She had such a kind and caring way. She was one of the first sisters to reach out to me (Valerie) when I was new to serving in the temple. Her sweet smile, pleasant demeanor and willingness to do anything that was needed made her such a joy to be around! She set a great example of a Christlike life. We send all our love and prayers to you Lynn and your beautiful family. May you all be comforted through this untimely sorrow.
All our love,
Valerie and Steve Burnett
Every chance I had to work with Brenda in the temple was a great blessing. She could show so much love with just a smile. I always felt loved by her. I admired her without knowing much about her life, but knew she was a special woman. I was looking forward to seeing her again when we were able to come back to the temple, but I am grateful for the time we had together and my friendship with her. I'm sure the Lord has put her to work serving on the other side. Our love and prayers are with Lynne and their children. - Rosemary Pollock
Brenda was ALWAYS such a ray of happiness everywhere she went. She took a genuine interest in people, and her sweet Christlike demeaner made anyone she was talking to feel like an instant friend. I will always cherish the memories that I have of this Wonderful Temple Sister. I know when the Temple reopens, and we are all able to return, Brenda will be right there in Spirit serving right beside us. Love you Brenda! To Brenda's Boys - your mom was so Proud of you - she just beamed every time she would talk about you! We pray the Lord will bless and comfort you, Lynn and your Sons and their families.
She was an inspiration to me. Every time I was with her in the temple I felt her beautiful, sweet, gentle, but strong spirit. I never saw her without a beautiful smile and her eyes shining. She was a beautiful example of joy. She was an inspiration to me to feel joy amidst challenges and hardships. I am so grateful to know her and feel of her Christ-like life. She has made me want to be better every day. Love her, Marie Abegg💕
