Kerry Money entered her eternal rest with her Father in Heaven on March 3, 2019. She was 56 years young, born September 14, 1962, and had an incredible ability to love so deeply and give so freely to all those she knew.
Kerry was known for her vivacious, fun-loving personality, and had a unique ability to make others smile and feel important. She loved sharing in laughs at a good joke and had a contagious giggle that was a shining light in everyone’s day.
What Kerry cherished more than anything was her beautiful family. She was a mother of five children, Justin John Money, Lynasia Money Larsen, Kaleb Ace Money, Jacob Richard Money, and Lydia Money Russell, as well as their spouses Jody Money, Scott Larsen, Whitney Money, and Alec Russell. Kerry “loved her grandbabies” Brad, Jackson, and Abbey Money: Sydney, Ashlyn, Maia, and Carissa Larsen: Saige Money: Skyler Money: and Holland Russell.
Kerry was a devoted daughter to Lona Stout and is preceded by Grandpa Leland Stout and Grandma Lydia Stout. She was also cherished and loved by so many extended family like cousins, aunts, and uncles.
One of her greatest passions was being a school bus driver to all her sweet school bus kids. Kerry fervently dedicated 15 years to safely transporting those special hearts, always loving each and every individual as her own and made a lasting impact on several generations of students.
Kerry was very talented in the arts including gymnastics, crochet, poetry, and crafting. She had a keen eye to see beauty in anything, especially in her love for the outdoors and nature.
We celebrate the incredible life of our mother, grandma, daughter, loved one, and friend and rejoice in knowing that we will one day meet again.
A limb fell from our family tree.
We hear her say, “Grieve not for me.
Remember best times of laughter and song.
The good life I lived, while I was strong.
Continue our heritage, I’m counting on you.
Keep smiling and surely the sun will shine through.
My mind is at ease, my soul is at rest
Remembering how I was truly blessed.
Continue traditions, no matter how small.
Help lift one another each time that you fall.
I’ll miss you all dearly. Please keep up your chin
Until the day comes we’re together again.”
A private family service will be held at a later date.
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