Kim Clement

Kim Rindlisbaker Clement passed away Friday, August 18, 2017, at the Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Kim was born October 8, 1957 to her parents Larry Rindlisbaker (deceased) and Joyce Rindlisbaker-Foster in Preston, Idaho.

Growing up, Kim attended school in Preston. After graduation, while working in Logan, Utah, she met Albert Wilson Clement and they were married on August 7, 1976 in the Logan LDS Temple.

Their lives together were a grand adventure. Albert served in the United States Air Force as an Air Traffic Controller. This service took them to several bases in the world including Seymour Johnson, North Carolina; Dyess, Texas; Lewis-McChord, Washington; and Yokota, Tokyo, Japan.

After traveling for many years with the Air Force, they retired in Mountain Home, Idaho.

For years Kim faithfully served in the church as a young women leader, primary teacher, seminary teacher and many other callings. Kim had a strong testimony and love for the Gospel.

While Kim and Albert were stationed in North Carolina, they were blessed with their daughter, Trina Marie Clement.

Kim loved her role as a mother. Trina was the light of her life. Everyone who knew Kim, knew how much she truly loved being a mom.

Kim was an outstanding homemaker. She made sure to teach her daughter to be as well. She was an amazing mother and a proud grandma. Her grandchildren were the pride and joy of her life.

She beamed with happiness every time she was around them. She loved spending time with them, playing with them, hugging them and spoiling them. They adored “grandma Kim”.

Kim is survived by her husband, Albert; daughter Trina (Jett) Fowers; three grandchildren (Kenzley, Case and Colt Fowers); mother Joyce (Davis) Foster; sister Debbie (Jeff) Campbell; brothers Jackie and Kay Rindlisbaker; step sister Cindy (Bruce) Diamond; Stepbrothers Shane (Carrie) Foster; Todd (Lisa) Foster.

Funeral services will be August 25, 2017 at 12:00 noon at the Mountain Home LDS First Ward, located at 1150 North 8th East Street and burial will follow at Mountain View Cemetery, in Mountain Home. Arrangements are under the direction of Rost Funeral Home, McMurtrey Chapel.