Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Sad News

On Monday we learned that one of our employees was killed in a plane crash.

Jordan leaves behind his beautiful wife, Shelley, and three small children.

Matt wrote the following on a blog dedicated to the Mingo boys:

"It has been an emotional day here at Jordan's work. He was an incredible employee, extremely honest and loved. Jordan was an important part of M&R Construction and responsible for overseeing the majority of our work. There have been a lot of calls and concern by subcontractors and associates here. Jordan will be sorely missed. We have opened a "Jordan Mingo Memorial Trust" account at Mtn. America Credit Union to give the subcontractors, architects, and associates that Jordan worked with an opportunity to give.
Matt Miller"

I can't stop crying. Our prayers are with the many many family members at this time.

Memorial Services for Jordan

Friday - August 14th 2009
10:30 - 12:00 Condolences to the family
12:00 Memorial service
At Red Brick Church (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)
Corner of 300 West and State Street, Lehi Utah

A combined Funeral Service for Ron, Jed and Jordan Mingo in Idaho is still pending.

6 comments:

Bryan and Elissa Johnson said...

I am so sorry. Bryan loved Jordan. Please let us know when the funeral will be. We will be there. Bryan really enjoyed working with him. Thanks for the remarks. Our prayers are with that whole family. What a horrible thing to happen and to lose all three. So, so sad. We are so sorry!

kidsmom said...

So sorry to hear about this tragic event in your lives. My thoughts and prayers will be with you and Jordan's family.

Bryan and Elissa Johnson said...

Thank you for posting the funeral details. Have Matt call Bryan if he needs anything.

Ginga said...

How sad, I read this on KSL and it broke my heart when I saw the pictures of them with their families. Our prayers will be with them.

Tropicanna said...

I am so sorry to hear about this. They are in my prayers.

Melissa Brooke said...

that's horrible. That poor family. What a hard thing to understand and go through. It reminds me of how fragile life is and to enjoy every minute we have with loved ones.