Magon Yergensen

Magon Maree Yergensen
December 14, 1975 - July 31, 2025

Magon Maree Yergensen, born in Moab, Utah, and a longtime resident of St. George, Utah, passed away on July 31, 2025, at the age of 49.

Magon was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She had a gift for making people feel seen, included, and deeply loved. Whether it was through her warm holiday traditions, her joyful baking, or her heartfelt handmade crafts, she poured love into everything she did. Christmas was her favorite time of year-a season she filled with magic, meaning, and togetherness.

Magon especially cherished spending time in the mountains with her husband Brian and their dog Daisy, as well as every moment shared with her children and grandchildren. Her family was the center of her world, and she made sure they always knew how much they mattered.

She is survived by her husband, Brian Yergensen; her children Joshua Yergensen, Makaila Yergensen (Sean Hafen), and Madisen Yergensen; and her beloved grandchildren Ki'Leah Lapale, Alaya Hafen, and Kingston Hafen. She is also survived by her father, Paul Cox, and his wife Pam Cox.

She was preceded in death by her mother, Deborah Cox.

A celebration of Magon's life will be held at a later date. Service details are still to be determined.

Arrangements are made under the direction of Spilsbury Mortuary, 110 South Bluff Street, St. George, Utah. 435-673-2454.

Friends and family are invited to sign Magon's online guestbook at www.SpilsburyMortuary.com

May I go now?
"Do you think the time is right? May I say good bye to pain filled days and endless lonely nights?
I've lived my life and done my best, an example tried to be. So can I take that step beyond and set my spirit free?
I didn't want to go at first, I fought with all my might. But something seems to draw me now to a warm and living light.
I want to go I really do. It's difficult to stay. But I will try as best I can to live just one more day.
To give you time to care for me and share your love and fears. I know you're sad and afraid, because I see your tears.
I'll not be far, I promise that, and hope you'll always know that my spirit will be close to you wherever you may go.
Thank you so for loving me. You know I love you too, that's why it's hard to say good bye and end this life with you.
So hold me now just one more time and let me hear you say, because you care so much for me, you'll let me go today.
May I Go Now?"
by Susan A. Jackson