Laura D. Klinger, age 43, Passed away on January 2nd, 2022 at Jordan Valley Hospital, in West Jordan, Utah after a courageous battle with a medical illness. Laura was born on April 14th, 1978 in American Fork, Utah to Harold and Patti Blakesley (Devey). She was born on her fathers birthday, one of his greatest presents ever. Laura was happily married to D. Michael Klinger on April 21st 2001, who was her partner in life for 20 years at the time of her death.
Laura is survived by her husband; two children; Ashlee and Jordan; Four brothers; Christopher, Shaun,Timothy, and Joshua. Her sister Sarah; both parents; grandfather Thomas; two nieces; six nephews; and many others.
Laura was a passionate reader, and avid collector of precious moment figurines. She was never afraid to speak her mind no matter the situation. She had a huge heart that she wore on her sleeve. Any child that came into her house became one of her children too. Her hugs were powerful and endless, and she loved fiercely. Laura had a contagious laugh, her laughter filled the whole room. She always lived by her motto -"Live, Laugh, Love." Laura's husband and children were her life, she had so many friendships and people who impacted her life, and she would give them everything she owned if they needed it.
She was preceded in death by her two grandmothers, a grandfather, four uncles, one aunt, and one cousin.
We would also like to thank the staff at Jordan Valley Medical Center for the care they gave her.
Services will be held Friday, January 7th at 2pm at Jenkins-Soffe Funeral Home, 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway, (10600 So.) South Jordan, Utah. We strongly recommend masks be worn.
Laura is survived by her husband; two children; Ashlee and Jordan; Four brothers; Christopher, Shaun,Timothy, and Joshua. Her sister Sarah; both parents; grandfather Thomas; two nieces; six nephews; and many others.
Laura was a passionate reader, and avid collector of precious moment figurines. She was never afraid to speak her mind no matter the situation. She had a huge heart that she wore on her sleeve. Any child that came into her house became one of her children too. Her hugs were powerful and endless, and she loved fiercely. Laura had a contagious laugh, her laughter filled the whole room. She always lived by her motto -"Live, Laugh, Love." Laura's husband and children were her life, she had so many friendships and people who impacted her life, and she would give them everything she owned if they needed it.
She was preceded in death by her two grandmothers, a grandfather, four uncles, one aunt, and one cousin.
We would also like to thank the staff at Jordan Valley Medical Center for the care they gave her.
Services will be held Friday, January 7th at 2pm at Jenkins-Soffe Funeral Home, 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway, (10600 So.) South Jordan, Utah. We strongly recommend masks be worn.
Laura D. Klinger, age 43, Passed away on January 2nd, 2022 at Jordan Valley Hospital, in West Jordan, Utah after a courageous battle with a medical illness. Laura was born on April 14th, 1978 in American Fork, Utah to Harold and Patti Blakesley (Devey). She was born on her fathers birthday, one of his greatest presents ever. Laura was happily married to D. Michael Klinger on April 21st 2001, who was her partner in life for 20 years at the time of her death.
Laura is survived by her husband; two children; Ashlee and Jordan; Four brothers; Christopher, Shaun,Timothy, and Joshua. Her sister Sarah; both parents; grandfather Thomas; two nieces; six nephews; and many others.
Laura was a passionate reader, and avid collector of precious moment figurines. She was never afraid to speak her mind no matter the situation. She had a huge heart that she wore on her sleeve. Any child that came into her house became one of her children too. Her hugs were powerful and endless, and she loved fiercely. Laura had a contagious laugh, her laughter filled the whole room. She always lived by her motto -"Live, Laugh, Love." Laura's husband and children were her life, she had so many friendships and people who impacted her life, and she would give them everything she owned if they needed it.
She was preceded in death by her two grandmothers, a grandfather, four uncles, one aunt, and one cousin.
We would also like to thank the staff at Jordan Valley Medical Center for the care they gave her.
Services will be held Friday, January 7th at 2pm at Jenkins-Soffe Funeral Home, 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway, (10600 So.) South Jordan, Utah. We strongly recommend masks be worn.
Laura is survived by her husband; two children; Ashlee and Jordan; Four brothers; Christopher, Shaun,Timothy, and Joshua. Her sister Sarah; both parents; grandfather Thomas; two nieces; six nephews; and many others.
Laura was a passionate reader, and avid collector of precious moment figurines. She was never afraid to speak her mind no matter the situation. She had a huge heart that she wore on her sleeve. Any child that came into her house became one of her children too. Her hugs were powerful and endless, and she loved fiercely. Laura had a contagious laugh, her laughter filled the whole room. She always lived by her motto -"Live, Laugh, Love." Laura's husband and children were her life, she had so many friendships and people who impacted her life, and she would give them everything she owned if they needed it.
She was preceded in death by her two grandmothers, a grandfather, four uncles, one aunt, and one cousin.
We would also like to thank the staff at Jordan Valley Medical Center for the care they gave her.
Services will be held Friday, January 7th at 2pm at Jenkins-Soffe Funeral Home, 1007 W. South Jordan Parkway, (10600 So.) South Jordan, Utah. We strongly recommend masks be worn.
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