On Wednesday, October 27, 2021, Glen Egginton, passed away peacefully at his home in Salt Lake City, Utah due to renal failure at the age of 70. He suffered for many years and is at peace now.

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Glen was born on November 14th, 1950 to Harold and Dorathy (Stoker) Egginton in Ogden, Utah and when asked his birthdate he would say that he was a Valentine’s baby, smirk, and say, “you do the math”. Glen graduated from Davis High School in 1969 and then was off to Arizona where he attended a technical college to learn computer engineering, his passion. Glen was the “OG” computer geek and absolutely loved computers. He had a large collection of AS400’s that he was quite proud of. He would really ramble on about those computers and to most of us it was as if he were speaking a foreign language. He also taught programming classes at the community college and worked for IBM. Glen served in the Army National Guard and the Coast Guard, totaling almost 8 years of service.

In 1973, Glen married Vicki Buckway and together they had two children, and later divorced. In 1980, Glen married Kandie Bell and they had a daughter, and later divorced.

Glen enjoyed photography, flying, riding his motorcycle, restoring automobiles (after all, auto mechanics IS in the Egginton blood), movies, and making a fuss over his grandchildren and grand dogs. He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Glen is survived by his son: Steven Egginton, daughters: Carri (Rich) Segura, and Camille, 3 ¾ grandchildren: Jayden, Kaia, Rannen, and Tuva, who is on the way. He is also survived by his four brothers: Harold, Mike, Bob, and Doug.

He is preceded in death by his parents, his sister, Francine and by his grandson, Max.

A Celebration of Life will be held in his honor on Friday, November 12, 2021 at the Kaysville Rock Chapel 25 S 200 E, Kaysville, Utah. Family is invited to gather at 5:30 PM and friends from 6:30 to 8:30 PM.

The family would like to thank Intermountain Healthcare and Hospice for their continued care and patience. Glen was extremely loyal to two service providers: Habit Burger and Intermountain Healthcare.