Mitchell Lagrand Ludlow

Mitchell was born in Provo Utah to William and Georgeann Ludlow he was the middle of five children an older brother and sister Bill and Jackie and a younger sister and brother Dianne and Jeffery he spent his younger years in Spanish Fork Utah where he enjoyed doing things all kids love to do. He loved playing in the gravel pit, the pea patch sledding down double hill in the wintertime and fishing and camping.

His Family moved to Las Vegas in 1963 when he was 10 years old he attended Sunrise Acres elementary school, Roy Martin Junior High School, and Valley High School.

He spent a brief time in the hotel industry and decided it was not for him. He followed in his dad's footsteps and went into the automotive business. He worked for the only Lincoln dealer in the valley at the time they would change owners three times in his 30 plus years but he remained with them until early 2002 he made many friends there over the years.

In 1973 he met his wife Cindy. They enjoyed many things together over the next 46 years traveling, boating, and camping but mostly family. Family time was what he enjoyed most whether it was birthdays, BBQ's or holidays. Anytime family was together he was happy. 

His son Mitchell was his pride and joy! He always said how proud he was of him and the man that he had become. When he was younger he enjoyed taking him hunting and fishing with his Dad and brothers doing those things guys like to do. He always said how he could always make him laugh and he enjoyed his company.
Mitch and his wife always wanted a daughter but go had other plans and waited for the perfect time. When their son told them he was getting married and in June of 2000, he welcomed his new daughter Stephanie into the family and loved her just as she was his own. Over the next 19 years, they shared many moments together.

It was in 2000 and 2001 that his whole world changed he welcomed two granddaughters into the family Taylor Anne and Mackenzie Grace they rocked his world he was over the moon, to say the least, he loved them so much. There was nothing he wouldn't do for them he loved to take them on trips to many different places if they wanted to stay the weekend or the week he never said no. He loved spending time with them whether it be watching them perform their dance cheer choir basketball or just hanging out with them. He always loved to have them around he was so very proud of them.

The family was the most important thing to him not just his wife, son, daughter, and granddaughters, but his brother's sisters their husbands and wives, and his nieces and nephews. He was always there for them no matter what they needed. He loved them all deeply, he will be missed.

Mitchell is survived by his wife Cindy Ludlow son Mitchell  Ludlow (Stephanie) granddaughters. 
 Taylor Anne and Mackenzie Grace Ludlow and brother and sister William Ludlow, and Jackie O' Conner and sister Dianne Norrbom.

 He was preceded in death by his parents William Jessie and Georgeann Ray Ludlow brother Jeffery Karl Ludlow and niece Tracy Marie Ludlow.