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My mother's birthday is on the 17th of August. I miss her dearly, but I am so glad we had a big celebration for her birthday last year:)
Leighann Marsh
August 11, 2025 | West Jordan, UT | Daughter
Photo courtesy of Broomhead Funeral Home - Riverton
Aug 17, 1943 - Feb 17, 2025
My mother's birthday is on the 17th of August. I miss her dearly, but I am so glad we had a big celebration for her birthday last year:)
Leighann Marsh
August 11, 2025 | West Jordan, UT | Daughter
We will be having a celebration of life for my mother (Kamala) on March 29, 2025 at the Lone Peak indoor pavilion in Sandy Utah. Starting at 6pm-9ish pm. Taco truck will be there from 6-8. Hope to see you there!
Leighann Marsh
March 03, 2025 | West Jordan, UT | Daughter
Kamala was among the first new friends I met at the Sandy Center pottery group. Her spirit of love, friendship and acceptance was felt by us all. She will be missed.
Vivian Newth
March 02, 2025 | Friend
I will miss Kamala a lot- her warm spirit, love, compassion and humor always touched my heart. She was a unique and fun person, a one of a kind. Now she can look over us all. My sympathies to her family.
judy tukuafu
February 27, 2025 | Friend
Leighann Marsh
February 26, 2025 | Family
Leighann Marsh
February 26, 2025 | Family
Leighann Marsh
February 26, 2025 | Family
Leighann Marsh
February 26, 2025 | Family
Leighann Marsh
February 26, 2025 | Family
Kamala Dass (Patricia Padgen)
August 17, 1943 - February 17, 2025
It is with profound sadness and deep gratitude for a life fully lived that we announce the passing
of Kamala Dass, also known as Patricia Padgen. Born on August 17, 1943, in Bingham Canyon,
Kamala lived a remarkable life marked by her fierce determination, boundless love, and
unyielding quest for spiritual and personal growth. Throughout her life, Kamala was known as a
loving mother, devoted sister, and cherished friend. Her journey was one of continual self-discovery
and transformation. Ever in search of her true calling, she once humorously described
herself as a "recovering Catholic," until she found her spiritual home in Tibetan Buddhism. For
the last ten years of her life, Kamala was an integral member of the Urygen Samten Ling Sangha,
where she experienced profound peace and belonging. A vibrant presence in her community,
Kamala was deeply involved with the Senior Center, where she nurtured her passion for pottery.
While she generously shared her perfect works of art with friends and family, the pieces she
considered "imperfect" were placed under the spirit tree in her yard, which her oldest daughter
Kimberly would take home saying they all were perfect. Beyond her artistic talents, Kamala was
a compassionate soul, corning into this life as an empath. She was a self-taught doctor and
psychologist whose commitment to easing the suffering of others was evident in all her
interactions. Her strength, determination, and candid nature meant she never hesitated to stand up
for what she believed in, leaving an indelible mark on friends, family, and community members
alike. Kamala's home was a haven where laughter, stories, and heartfelt conversations flowed
freely-a place where family and friends gathered to celebrate life and share unforgettable
adventures. She had difficulties expressing her heart, but felt love and appreciation for her
grandchildren, however, this message goes to them now and forever.
Survived by Kimberly Ann Rosenlund and Leigh Ann Marsh (daughters), Richard Banks, Nick
Rosenlund, Ian Marsh, Gage Marsh, Orion Jameson (grandsons), Kyleigh Ann Rosenlund
(granddaughter), Aubrey Rosenlund, Opal Marsh, Theo Marsh (great granddaughters), Dakota
and Jayden Banks, Dominick Rosenlund (great grandsons), and Paula Grotti (sister) and Ivan
Prochko (nephew).
Special thanks to Lama Thupten Rinpoche Dorje Gyaltsen, Lama Palden, and Debbie Walker.
A Celebration of life will be March 29, 2025, so be ready to party people.
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