Katy passed away peacefully after a long, full life which included, not only being a devoted wife and mother, but also various careers as a court clerk, Fresno Sheriff's Matron (Deputy), store owner, real estate agent, and office manager for several business-es.
Katy was predeceased by her adored husband, Don Lysdahl, all of her 8 siblings, and her cherished granddaughter, Kelsey. She is survived by her children: James Daniels, CDR USN (ret.) of Loveland, Colorado, Tori Lysdahl-Goss of Shaver Lake, Rex Lysdahl and Monte Lysdahl, both of Fresno: 5 grandchildren; and 3 great-grandchildren.
Services will be private. For more about Katy's life, please visit Never-Gone.com.
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Mark Phelan
April 30, 2019
Katy was a great, great lady. A genuinely kind person always eager to brighten my day. Katy did that more times than I can remember. She made me feel like part of the Lysdahl Family. That was a privilege that will always stick with me. I could just be myself around her. Even now she brings back so many fond memories. I still recall the immense love she had for her family. It was impossible to miss it. Tori and I graduated from Sierra High School together. Rex and Monte were good friends with my brother, Scott. Through these relationships I had the good fortune of personally meeting Katy. I was one of the lucky people to have shared a part of my life with her. I'll miss Katy...but I still have a smile on my face when I think of her!
Stan Ostrom
April 28, 2019
I met Katy when I was young and she and her son moved into Bowles when she married Don. I played with Jimmy who was a younger than I was. I last saw Katy when she attended the graveside services for my dad who had been the teacher and principal of Bowles Elementary School until we moved to Fresno in 1951. My greatest sympathy to Jimmy and other family members.
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