Raydon Madson

Birth date: Apr 11, 1929 Death date: Jan 27, 2017

Raydon Madson Raydon Madson of Payson, Utah passed through the veil on January 27, 2017 at the age of 87 years. Raydon was born April 11, 1929 in Payson, Utah to William and Emma Elena Madson. William passed away when Raydon was n Read Obituary

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Jenice Provost Allred

459w ago

I loved Mr. Madson. I was in 5th grade at Lake Shore and Mr. Madson was awesome. I took band from him in 6th grade at the Vernal Middle School and wondered how he had so much patience in all that noise. Great teacher 😊

Denene Jensen

461w ago

To my sweet cousin Iris and your family, I am so sorry to hear about Raydon. We are in Yuma, AZ for the winter and I just got on the Herald tonight and saw this. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love you all, DeNene and Robert.

Trisha Houghton

461w ago

in honor of Raydon.

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Al And Linda Young

461w ago

Dear Iris and Family,
Our love and prayers are with you as you celebrate the life of your wonderful husband, father, and grandfather. You are all some of our very favorite people. He was our Bishop and a very dear friend -- lots of special memories of his love and care over our ward. We wish we could be with you at this time, but since it's not possible, we hope you will all know that we love you and pray for your peace and comfort.

Al and Linda Young

Brent Wing

461w ago

Our condolences to the Madson family, especially Iris. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Brent and Lynn Wing

Brent Wing

461w ago

I love and will miss Raydon. He was a good friend to me and an excellent home teaching companion.

Brent Wing

Ross Noble

461w ago

He was a good guy. I really enjoyed his counsel. Hope you don't miss him too much.

Ross Noble

Judy Wightman

461w ago

Mr. Madson was my band teacher throughout elementary and Jr. High at Goshen Elementary. I have fond memories of him and his sense of humor. Anyone who teaches music to young kids needs a very good sense of humor! He was a very patient teacher. I remember when he used to drive his one passenger car to school. It was very ultra-modern. He was also our visiting teacher when I attended BYU in the early 70's. He was a very nice man. RIP Mr. Madson Judy Cook Wightman

Julie Hansmann

461w ago

Raydon was my first band and orchestra teacher in middle school. He also taught me clarinet lessons when I first started out. I have such wonderful memories of him and his great gentle influence on me. He not only taught music, but he taught life lessons as we went.

I spent time at his home during those years. It was evident that his family had a great love for one another. I am sure this is due to the parent influence of Raydon and his wonderful wife.

May the abundant wonderful memories of him sustain you through your loss at this time. We have all lost a great presence in our lives. He was and is a great man!

Julie Wheeler Hansmann
Round Rock, TX

Becky Call

461w ago

I loved Brother Madson so much, and I always felt his genuine love and care for my family. I don't know how many scriptures he knew by heart, but he could always quote just the one he needed in his testimonies or responses in Sunday school. His testimony of the gospel was as strong as any I've ever heard. We'll miss you, Bro. Madson!

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