Competitors roll and crawl through mud down a hill under barbed wire during the Utah Spartan Beast Race at Soldier Hollow Saturday June 29, 2013. The 12-mile race included obstacles like mud pits with barbed wire, rope climbs, jumping over fire and climbing an eight-foot wall.

Competitors crawl and swim through a mud pit during the Utah Spartan Beast Race at Soldier Hollow Saturday June 29, 2013.

Competitors jump over an 8-foot wall during the Utah Spartan Beast Race at Soldier Hollow Saturday June 29, 2013.

Competitors wash off with water after swimming through a mud pit three-quarters of the way through the Utah Spartan Beast Race at Soldier Hollow Saturday June 29, 2013.

Porter Rockwell look-alikes poses for a portrait at Porter’s Place in Lehi Friday June 28, 2013. Porter’s Place hosted a look-alike contest on the 200th anniversary of Rockwell’s birth. The winner received $1,000.

Scott Barker, of Orem, celebrates after winning the contest at Porter’s Place in Lehi Friday June 28, 2013.

Sen. Jim Dabakis, D-Salt Lake City, proposes to Stephen Justesen, his boyfriend of over twenty-five years, during a party to show unity, love and celebrate all Utah families at Club Sound Wednesday June 26, 2013. In historic decisions, the Supreme Court handed gay-rights supporters major victories Wednesday, extending federal rights to same-sex couples and reversing a ban on gay marriage in the nation’s largest state.

he Towse family, Jim, Jamie, Will, 20, Callan, 17, and Christian, 14, watch as members of the Utah Army National Guard Funeral Honors Team carry Elk Ridge Army medic Cody Towse’s flag-draped casket at the Provo Municipal Airport Wednesday May 29, 2013. Towse, 21, died May 14 near Sanjaray, Afghanistan, when an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated as he rushed to provide medical care to a wounded soldier. He was one of four soldiers on foot patrol who died in a series of four IED blasts that day, including two men assigned with Towse to the 3rd Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division from Fort Bliss, Texas.

Jim, Jamie and Will Towse look at Elk Ridge Army medic Cody Towse’s flag-draped casket at the Provo Municipal Airport Wednesday May 29, 2013.

The Towse family, Jim, Jamie, Will, 20, Callan, 17, and Christian, 14, watch as members of the Utah Army National Guard Funeral Honors Team carry Elk Ridge Army medic Cody Towse’s flag-draped casket at the Provo Municipal Airport Wednesday May 29, 2013.

Friends and community members watch and take pictures as the body of Elk Ridge Army medic Cody Towse is driven to his home along Elk Ridge Drive Wednesday May 29, 2013. Towse, 21, died May 14 near Sanjaray, Afghanistan, when an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated as he rushed to provide medical care to a wounded soldier. He was one of four soldiers on foot patrol who died in a series of four IED blasts that day, including two men assigned with Towse to the 3rd Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division from Fort Bliss, Texas.

Jamie Towse touches the flag-draped casket of her son Army medic Cody Towse at their Elk Ridge home Wednesday May 29, 2013.