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On July 25, 2021, I was awaiting my family’s return when I received a phone call about an accident that had occurred near Fillmore Utah. My wife Kortni, son Riggins, daughter Franki, brother Race Sawyer, and nephew Rider were all killed instantly. My son Blue had survived the crash and was being life flighted for emergency care. There are no words to describe the pain and grief of a loss of this magnitude. Likewise, no words or photos can give justice to the amazing people we lost that day. To share their life moments is to honor them. They will always be loved and remembered. - Mason Sawyer
was a loving wife and mother of three. She played high school volleyball and basketball for West Jordan High School and then went on to coach for her Alma Mater in 2010. Her positive energy was recognized by all who were privileged to play with or for her. She met Mason in high school and they were sweethearts till they eventually married in the Salt Lake Temple. Basketball continued to be a part of their life at Dixie State University, where Mason played on the team there while Kortni was earning her nursing degree. While in college, they grew their family with their first born, Riggins Michael. They went on to add two more children to their family, son Julian Blue, and daughter Franki Quinn. Kortni was a natural mother and found happiness in being a caretaker in her home as well as in her profession as a nurse. Kortni brought so much joy to everyone around her, always singing at the top of her lungs or dancing. She was competitive and had a fierce passion and zest for life. Kortni loved people, lived life, and smiled often. She will never be forgotten.
Audio Biographywas an amazing athlete, a loyal friend, and a fierce competitor. He attended West Jordan High School where he was the 145 lb. 5A State Wrestling Champion his senior year. Following his graduation he served a full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Tampa Bay, Florida. Upon returning from his mission, Race fell head-over-heels in love with Keshia and her daughter Faith Bodine, and they were married in the Salt Lake City Temple. Their family was soon blessed with their two sons, Ran and Rider. As his kids got older, Race loved watching them pursue their passions and was intent on them “becoming champions” in whatever endeavors they pursued. His love for his children was equaled by that for his wife. He loved to tease and had quite the knack for it. Race lived his life with the motto “live wild”. He loved to rock climb, sky dive, and fight. He was an adventurer and dreamer who was passionate about life and his family. Race spent much of his adult life training as an MMA fighter and capped off his career with a fight at Madison Square Garden. His life will be forever cherished by those who knew him and his legendary personality will continue to motivate us as we all strive to become champions.
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