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Neal C Krogh
Feb 7, 1962 — Jul 9, 2026
Neal C. Krogh, 64, passed away on July 9, 2026 at 9:07 pm at the burn unit of Banner University Medical Center Tucson, Arizona. Neal was born February 7, 1962 in Ogden, Utah. He was the second eldest of four children: Shelly Stoker, Shonna Krogh, and Stacie Jennings. Born to Ronald "Ron" D. Krogh (later re-married to Katie Krogh) and Joan Louise Ashby (later re-married to Bud).
Neal went to school in Ogden and played basketball in Jr. High. He attended High School at Bonneville High where he ran cross country and played tennis. As a young person, Neal traveled around the states with his father, selling Ron Krogh pottery and mixed media art. Neal went on to serve an LDS mission in Iowa. After, he married Andrea Flitton (later divorced) and has two children, B. Autumn Krogh and Maegan Krogh. He also has five nephews: Brad, Ryan, Shawn, Geoffery, Drake; and one niece: Kelsey. He has two brothers-in-law: Rodger Stoker and Dale Jennings. Neal worked for several years as a security guard in Salt Lake City before becoming permanently disabled. Though he had many challenges in his life, Neal will always be remembered for being a lively young father: when he played he was committed: taking his daughters to drive in their mini toy jeep to the Chevron drive-thru. going to the Mountain man Rondevous, drinking Dr Pepper, watching the Utah Jazz, quoting Ace Ventura, dreaming up inventions, and always singing Journey's "Don't Stop Believing."Later in life Neal was there to help his sister Shelly in a medical emergency. Thanks to him, she went on to live nine more years which allowed her time with her grandchildren.
Preceding in death by his stepfather (Laren Nebeker), uncle, mother, stepmother, eldest sister, and brother-in-law.
Special thanks to the caring staff (Matt, Travis) of Banner University Medical Center Tucson, and Elise of Adair Funeral Home Tucson.
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