Kristen, Amelia M.
(nee Magnetti) Age 95, was called to Heaven by the Holy Father and Angels on Wednesday, May 6, 2020 at Nazareth Living Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
She was born in Collinsville, Illinois to Giuseppe Magnetti of Coassolo, Italy and Maria (nee Origliasso) Magnetti of Collinsville, Illinois. Amelia retired in 2000 from being a Stanley Home Products dealer.
She was the beloved wife for 50 years of the late Emil F. Kristen of St. Louis. Survived by their children, Nancy Hayes (John); Larry J. Kristen and Linda Kuhlmeyer (Jim) and grandchildren, Matt Hayes (Lisa); Kim Heischmidt (Rob) and Samuel Kuhlmeyer. Dear sister of Sylvia (nee Magnetti) Trowbridge (Allan) of Collinsville, Illinois and the late Elizabeth (nee Magnetti) Walls, (survived by Ron) of Belleville, Illinois and the late Louise (nee Magnetti) Strickland (the late Mac), of Gadsden, Alabama.
Amelia's family deeply appreciates the care and love she received from Nazareth Living Center where she resided since 2013.
Services: No visitation. Private Funeral and Burial. KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL.
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Jessica M Puckel
May 24, 2020
My sweet Amelia,
You were the sweetest woman. I'll miss your hugs and your back scratches. I'll miss your jokes and your smile. Always in my heart ❤
Ron Hogue
May 13, 2020
I remember Amelia and Emil both when I was about 16 years old they were both very loving parents and had a good heart. I met them both as her son Larry and I became best friends. Larry, Linda and Nancy. I got to know but not as well as Larry and Linda they were both closer to my age and we went to Roosevelt High School together. It was tough on those teachers that had to have both of us in the same class together. We both enjoyed a lot of laughs. I remember Amelia selling the Stanley products everything they used was made by Stanley. She was always faithful to her sales job and to her family. Emil and Larry would be the cut ups and Amelia and her girls were more serious. She was a super loving wife and mother and I know that all who knew her could see it with the sparkle in her eyes and a smile on her face. Sadly she will be missed by many. RIP Amelia I know Emil is with you now. May God comfort their children and family members with the fond memories you have of her.
Dianne Dugan
May 7, 2020
Amelia was such a sweet loving lady who I will miss visiting with. Nancy, Larry and Linda sending you my love and prayers.
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