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Sanna skied moguls competitively in high school and chose MSU for its proximity to Bridger, and later worked as a ski instructor. Her enthusiasm for everything life had to offer was contagious, and she elevated everyone around her. She was always a leader, quick to help and encourage others to harness their strengths. After losing her first daughter hours after birth, she volunteered with Share, where she offered comfort and guidance to other grieving parents.
Sanna created a warm and loving space for her family. Every choice in life was for the benefit of her girls. Life was full of dinners with friends, trips to visit family, and spring break adventures. She fought fiercely to spend as long as possible with all of us, and for that we are eternally grateful.
A big thank you to everyone who supported the family in these last few months and years. There will be a Celebration of Life for Sanna on Sunday, October 19th at the house from 11 to 3.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation in Sanna's name to Angel Flight West at: give.angelflightwest.org/give/416256
Arrangements are in the care of Dokken-Nelson Funeral Service. www.dokkennelson.com
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Angie Kociolek
October 8, 2025
I first came to know Sanna as a tenant. I was impressed by her love of Pete and pets, her business savvy, and all-around flair. I was secretly jealous of her greenhouse! :) I didn't know that Sanna was a bad @ss mogul skier! Such self-motivating passion was clearly passed down to her inspiring girls, each following pursuits that bring them joy. As a fellow mom, Sanna would share how proud she was of her daughters and I got the sense there was no limit to her support of them. I am saddened by Sanna's life cut short. I am also grateful for having known her and wished I could have spent more time with her as a friend. Peace to all who knew and loved Sanna.
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