Kelly Lee Williamson

Kelly Lee Williamson 51, passed away after unforeseen medical complications. She had resided in Chubbuck ID for 15 years.

She was born October 11th 1972, to Ernest Udell Hedstrom and Susan Lee Spackman, in Pocatello Idaho.

She was a very caring person, she was called Nurse Nancy by her mother. She was always there if someone needed help.

She attended Edahow and Tendoy Elementary. Her parents later moved to American Falls ID.

Where she graduated from American Falls High School in 1990. While in high school she loved Volleyball and lettered in the sport.

She attended University of Idaho, pledging Delta Delta Delta and had great fun with all the girls. While attending U of I she was on the ski team, Kelly was a daredevil and not afraid of anything.

She returned to Pocatello and worked at Dillards, TCBY, and Eastside Crown and Bridge.

Kelly returned to Pocatello where she met and married Scott Williamson. They were married on August 11th, 1993. Then on August 9th 2001, they were blessed with a beautiful baby girl, Katelyn. Katelyn was Kelly's biggest joy in life and the family enjoyed many activities together including camping and fishing and spending time with family. They loved the outdoors.

Kelly worked many different jobs over her lifetime including Dillards, managing TCBY, Eastside Crown and Bridge, and most recently driving a school bus for Teton Stage lines. It brought her so much joy to see all the kids every day.

Her husband Scott passed away in April of 2016, leaving behind Kelly and Katelyn.

Kelly was preceded in death by her husband Scott, and her grandparents. She is survived by her daughter Katelyn Williamson, her parents Udell and Susan Hedstrom, her brother and sister in law Jason and Michelle Hedstrom, sister in law Kimberly Lloyd, the Williamson and Lloyd families as well as her nieces and nephews, Jadon, Jenna (Keagan) Satterfield, Madeline, Ellie, Kenny, Easton and Marlee.

Funeral services will be held Saturday January 27 at 4PM at Grace Lutheran church.

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