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Daniel
July 13, 2025
Birthday Memorial Celebration
For Klaylea Zwiebel
*July 13, 1952 - March 9, 2025
Dearest Klaylea
Whatever the date is, whatever the celebration commemorates, and despite the unbearable silence left behind you, you are and will always be on my mind!
Daniel
Switzerland
Marynell Noonan
June 10, 2025
It has been so nice to read the many messages from Klaylea´s friends. She always spoke so fondly of all of you. It is nice to feel a connection to you during this sad time.
Daniel Maier
May 10, 2025
Swiss Condolences
On behalf of the Swiss friends and families, some of them also already passed away, I'd like to express my/our heartfelt condolences to Klaylea's daughter Rachel, as well as to the families and friends in the hometown Houston TX, in Klaylea's retirement city of election Concord NH, and in Rachel's artistic and everyday's life city of inspiration Boston MA.
Thank you, dearest Klaylea, for your love, friendship, kindness, generosity, positivity and humor. You will remain deeply engraved in our grieving and grateful hearts and thoughts.
We will always love you.
May your ashes rest in peace and your adventurous spirit, freed from earthly ties and pains, roam around in the boundless Universe and find its answers and rest in the lap of God Father and Mother all-encompassing, symbolized by the 'Yin and Yang', that is part of everyone of us and of All.
Daniel
J. Michael Parker
May 7, 2025
I grieve for Klaylea. She was a good friend and I always enjoyed being in
her company. In the summer of 1975,
she accompanied me on a car trip from Texas to Ohio to visit my relatives and
we had a wonderful time. We had met
while students at the University of
Texas at Austin and my relatives delighted to meet here. She was very
smart and loved engineering. May she rest in eternal piece.
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J. Michael Parker
May 5, 2025
Klaylea and I became good friends while we were students at the University of Texas in 1972-74. We always laughed
together and shared our stories. One
year - I think it was 1975 - I was planning to drive to Ohio to visit my
numerous relatives. Talking with Klaylea, I asked her if she´d like to go
with me, and much to my surprise and
delight, she said yes. All my aunts &
uncles liked her very much and were
glad to meet her. I was very happy and
grateful for her being a positive person
in my life, and we stayed in touch via
letters and emails. I will miss her and
I ask God to welcome her into Paradise.
May she rest in peace. J. Michael Parker
- San Antonio.
Kris Thomas
April 20, 2025
Klaylea was a wonderful person who spread kindness throughout her life.
Jenny Keen
April 10, 2025
I am deeply shocked and saddened to receive the news of Klaylea's passing. I send my heartfelt condolences to Rachel, and all the family and friends. Klaylea and I first met in England in the late 70's whilst we were working at the same engineering company. We remained friends throughout the years and were last in touch at Christmas. She was a truly lovely person who cared deeply for others. Of all the things Klaylea achieved in life, undoubtedly her proudest was becoming a Mum to Rachel; her greatest joy was spending time with her beloved daughter. Rest in peace my dear friend. Jenny x
Marynell Noonan
March 22, 2025
Klaylea and I met at book club. She had only moved to Concord a few months previously. We got into a conversation about snow shoeing. We were both newbies. A week later we were out snowshoeing. It was the start to one of my most important friendships. We spent a lot of time exploring New Hampshire, hiking, snowshoeing, and eating. I will always miss her.
Sharon Sharrett
March 21, 2025
My times with Klaylea, were few but very enjoyable. I learned of her many accomplishments and worldly experiences. What remains is that her life was taken way too soon. I'm sad that I won't be with her again and my memories with her remain close to me heart.
sending sympathy to Rachel,
Sharon S.
Susan Huppi
March 21, 2025
I am so glad I got to know Klaylea. We were in the same book club. She was a kind and generous person. Her thoughtful choices of books made many of us try different genres of books..and become aware of different issues. My condolences to her family. She was incredible and will be missed.
Janet Mullin
March 20, 2025
I met Klaylea when she was working in the UK and have been good friends since the early 1980's and also met Rachel whilst on holiday with them in Houston and have kept in touch throughout the years. Klaylea was a beautiful person and will be sorely missed. RIP Klaylea and play with the Angels. xxx
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