Kitsy Beth Blair, 38
Coeur d'Alene Press | UPDATED 13 years, 2 months AGO
Kitsy was born April 6, 1975, and went home to be with the Lord on June 16, 2013, after a valiant, yearlong struggle, waiting for organ transplants.
Kitsy was outgoing and friendly. Everyone who knew her will miss her infectious laughter, quick wit, and her fun and sassy attitude. Always the great organizer, she loved to host gatherings with family and friends. Kitsy was an amazing cook; she loved to prepare delicious comfort foods for family, friends and co-workers. She catered many events and greatly enjoyed sharing her culinary talents.
Kitsy was a hard worker giving great attention to detail in everything she did. Her sense of humor was shown in her love of playing practical jokes. Kitsy was always boosting moral with her laughter and playful attitude. Enjoying time at the lake, camping, fishing, reading and taking family vacations, especially to the ocean, were her favorite pastimes. She was a thoughtful giver and loved remembering birthdays, special events and kindnesses of others. Family travels, gatherings and holidays will never be the same without her. The food was wonderful and the laughter and games will be remembered forever.
Kitsy was born in Spokane, settling finally in Liberty Lake, Wash., with her two children, Gabrielle and Tyler Blair. She leaves behind her mother and stepfather, Susan and Steve Record; her sisters, Kristi Green and Kira Nasser; brothers, Jesse (wife Kerri) and Kahlil Nasser; as well as her nieces, Hope Carpenter, Kaylynn and Natalie Nasser, and Kisha Hopkins; and grand-nephew Emerson Carpenter. She was a loyal friend to many including longtime friends, Misty Burton and Bobbi Armitage.
Arrangements are handled by Bell Tower Funeral Home in Post Falls. Please visit Kitsy’s online tribute at www.belltowerfuneralhome.com. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 13, 2013, at North Country Chapel, 2281 W. Seltice Way, Post Falls (entrance on McGuire Road), immediately followed by a celebration of life on the grounds by the coffee shop and enclosed play area. Please join us for food and beverages while sharing thoughts and memories.