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Betty Sue Klebba
1938 - 2021
Betty Sue Klebba
1938 - 2021
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BORN
1938
DIED
2021
Betty Klebba Obituary
October 25, 1938 ~
June 22, 2021
Salt Lake City, Utah—Betty Klebba passed 6/22/21 to meet her Lord and be reunited with her husband, Ken. She passed peacefully surrounded by her three loving children. Born in Missouri, she met her beloved Ken in high school. They lived in several places around the world and traveled extensively. Betty's greatest gift was the love of our Lord, Jesus Christ. She studied the Bible and shared her wisdom with many through her shining example. Betty became known as everyone's Mom and enjoyed visitors. She is survived by 3 children, Daniel (Anita) Klebba, Peggy (Stuart) McCandless, Shari (Cindy) Solomon-Klebba, 4 grandchildren, Jeremy (Erin) Klebba, Stephanie Klebba, Nathan Klebba, Sami Solomon-Klebba, one great granddaughter, Graysen, and her Missouri siblings. Preceded in death by her husband, brother, and parents. We owe a great deal of gratitude to Betty's amazing friends, Life Care of Salt Lake, and Active Hospice. Betty gave much of her life to those around her and continues to do so through an altruistic gift of her body to the U of U Body Donor Program. A Celebration of Life will be held August 14 at 11AM, Canyons Church 1700 E 7200 S, SLC. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Canyons Church.
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