BRIGHAM CITY – Richard DuWayne Strange, 55 passed away Saturday, May 30, 2015.
DuWayne was born June 25, 1959 in Ogden, Utah a son of Mavis Sevy and Richard Martin Strange.
He attended Perry Elementary and graduated from Box Elder High.
DuWayne served in the Navy.
He married and is now reunited with Sylvia Ann Thornton
Surviving are daughters: Mandy Strange, and Sheena Goldsberry, three grandchildren, Keegan Richard Goldsberry, Malachi Richard Strange and Noah Wayne Strange, also siblings Tracy Strange and Norman Strange. Preceded in death by his parents, wife and siblings:
DuWayne enjoyed fishing, camping, playing cards, being with friends and family. He loved playing with his grandchildren. He enjoyed going to the coast to bring crab and seafish home.
Interment Calls Fort Cemetery with Military Honors.
DuWayne was born June 25, 1959 in Ogden, Utah a son of Mavis Sevy and Richard Martin Strange.
He attended Perry Elementary and graduated from Box Elder High.
DuWayne served in the Navy.
He married and is now reunited with Sylvia Ann Thornton
Surviving are daughters: Mandy Strange, and Sheena Goldsberry, three grandchildren, Keegan Richard Goldsberry, Malachi Richard Strange and Noah Wayne Strange, also siblings Tracy Strange and Norman Strange. Preceded in death by his parents, wife and siblings:
DuWayne enjoyed fishing, camping, playing cards, being with friends and family. He loved playing with his grandchildren. He enjoyed going to the coast to bring crab and seafish home.
Interment Calls Fort Cemetery with Military Honors.
BRIGHAM CITY – Richard DuWayne Strange, 55 passed away Saturday, May 30, 2015.
DuWayne was born June 25, 1959 in Ogden, Utah a son of Mavis Sevy and Richard Martin Strange.
He attended Perry Elementary and graduated from Box Elder High.
DuWayne served in the Navy.
He married and is now reunited with Sylvia Ann Thornton
Surviving are daughters: Mandy Strange, and Sheena Goldsberry, three grandchildren, Keegan Richard Goldsberry, Malachi Richard Strange and Noah Wayne Strange, also siblings Tracy Strange and Norman Strange. Preceded in death by his parents, wife and siblings:
DuWayne enjoyed fishing, camping, playing cards, being with friends and family. He loved playing with his grandchildren. He enjoyed going to the coast to bring crab and seafish home.
Interment Calls Fort Cemetery with Military Honors.
DuWayne was born June 25, 1959 in Ogden, Utah a son of Mavis Sevy and Richard Martin Strange.
He attended Perry Elementary and graduated from Box Elder High.
DuWayne served in the Navy.
He married and is now reunited with Sylvia Ann Thornton
Surviving are daughters: Mandy Strange, and Sheena Goldsberry, three grandchildren, Keegan Richard Goldsberry, Malachi Richard Strange and Noah Wayne Strange, also siblings Tracy Strange and Norman Strange. Preceded in death by his parents, wife and siblings:
DuWayne enjoyed fishing, camping, playing cards, being with friends and family. He loved playing with his grandchildren. He enjoyed going to the coast to bring crab and seafish home.
Interment Calls Fort Cemetery with Military Honors.
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