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June 16, 1962 - January 24, 2026

In accordance with her wish cremation will take place and a “Kelli-bration” to honor and celebrate her life will be held in the summer, date and time to be announced. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society or Centrica Care Navigators Hospice, c/o the funeral home.

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So sad to lose Kelli, she always had a warm, friendly smile for all the folks she knew and even for those she didn't know yet! Her kindness was contagious. The real estate industry and the world will miss her here on earth, but now she will brighten up and serve in heaven. Rest in Peace.

Posted by Al Rowe on January 31, 2026

Two great people. So glad for the little time you did have in retirement. It was way too short for sure. Kelli was a wonderful person and will be missed by everyone who knew her. Mike, our thoughts are with you and the family.

Posted by Jim and Debbie De Young on January 28, 2026

Dear Mike and family, You have my deepest and most sincere sympathy you are sitting through a terrible heartache. I am so so sorry.. Kelli was my next-door neighbor. She was kind sweet, very caring the kind of person everyone wants to know and have as a special friend. I am absolutely shocked by her loss.. I couldn’t ask for a better neighbor than Kelly. I remember how excited she was to become a Grammy. She shared pictures of Isaac with me. She had so much love and all over him..

Posted by Judy Todd Wood on January 27, 2026

To Kelli’s Entire Family, I know I’ve said it before, but I love you ALL and I’m so very sad for this huge loss. As you know Kelli and I were best friends for 51 years. So many memories and moments we shared during that time. I can still remember when Kelli asked me to her maid of honor when her and Mike got married. What a honor that truly was. I also want to thank Mike for giving both Kelli and I such a precious time together before her passing. I will truly hold on to that in my heart forever. On Saturday morning, I just couldn’t say goodbye to Kelli, that’s just to final for me. I told her I would see her in heaven, because I know she will be waiting for me. As my plane lifted off for me to return home, I looked out on the plane window and I could feel she was leaving this world and it became true when I landed. Our sweet Kelli had gained her wings on Saturday. That is how connected we always seemed to be. This loss has broken me to my core. I know not even time will I ever be able to get over Kelli not being here. We wanted to grow old together. I still can’t believe I will never see my best friend again in this lifetime and I’m her without her. I miss her already, her adorable smile, wonderful sense of humor and her thoughtfulness and kindness. Kelli, you are so deeply missed and always will be until we see each other again best friend. I love you Kelli. Always have and always will forever.

Posted by Sue Saxon on January 27, 2026