Kathy Flieth

kathy flieth
Kathy Sue (Johnson) Flieth, age 59, passed away February 9, 2016. Kathy was born December 6, 1956, in Salem, Oregon, to Arvid and Margie (Kjos) Johnson. She spent her early years living in Oregon and California before moving to Moorhead, MN, with her family. Kathy married the love of her life, Thomas Flieth, Jr., June 23, 1973. The two of them made their home, along with son, Tony, in Fargo, later moving to their current home in West Fargo. Kathy's warm and generous spirit, along with her smile could light up any room she was in. She adored and spoiled her grandchildren to no end!  There was nothing she would not do to bring joy to those she loved the most. She enjoyed spending time crafting; making many homemade cards, jewelry and scrapbooks. Kathy is survived by her husband, Thomas Flieth, Jr.; her son, Tony (Lynn) Flieth of Wahpeton; her brother James (Cindy) Johnson of Corcoran, MN; her sister Sheryl Dunn of Shakopee; four grandsons- Keveen, Dustin, Gavin, and Levi; one great-granddaughter, Elizabeth; her mother-in-law, Inez Flieth of Fargo, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and loving step-father, Arnold Puetz. MEMORIAL SERVICE: 7 PM Saturday, February 13, 2016 at Boulger Funeral Home in Fargo VISITAITON: one hour prior to the service in the funeral home on Saturday  

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  1. My heart goes out to those that was close to Mrs. Flieth. My mother was born one month before her. Unfortunately she only lived 57 years in this world. I am sorry for your tremendous loss even though I don’t know anyone related to Mrs. Flieth. In this time of grief, I would like to share some words to soothe the heart, some words of condolences from our own God. In his good book the bible Psalms 34:18 says “Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; He saves those who are crushed in spirit.” This beautiful verse says that God is close to anyone that is suffering for the loss of Mrs. Flieth. He promises that he will not let anyone crumble in this time of need. So reach out to God by praying to him. If anyone has any questions about this, please feel free in responding back to symmeskh@gmail.com

  2. I am very sorry for your loss. Although I did not know your loved one personally, I hope knowing that they are in our loving heavenly Father’s memory will bring your family comfort during this difficult time. Very soon now we can look forward to God’s promise at a Revelation 21:4: “… Death will be no more, neither will mourning, nor outcry, nor pain be anymore, the former thing gave passed away.”

  3. I am so very sorry for your loss…..I went to Moorhead Tech with Kathy and I absolutely loved her! I remember her ALWAYS laughing. She will be truly missed. Kari Arneson Carlascio

  4. I am so sorry for your lost. I worked with Kathy when she worked at Meritcare. Such a lovely person to work with. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

  5. Our hearts go out to you as you are missing Kathy. She fought the good fight for her health as long as she could and God has chosen to give her peace and rest. I pray God will bless and comfort you as you go through this sad and difficult time. We are thankful that this world is not all there is. We have the blessed hope that we will see her again in heaven. Hugs and Tears.

  6. So sorry for your loss of Kathy. We became good friends at Moorhead Tech She was the kindest, sweetest person! She had the cutest giggle. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

  7. So sorry for the loss of Kathy. I went to Moorhead Tech with Kathy and we became very good friends. She was so kind and sweet. She had the cutest giggle! She was very smart and always got such good grades! At that time her son was a baby and I thought wow how does she do that with a baby! My heart goes out to you all!

  8. Tommy and family, Sending our sympathy for your loss. Glenn and I started doing some reminesing over the Moorhead Medical days of employment. Remembering the Christmas parties and when you and Kathy, and Glenn and I went to the Highway Host on a New Years Eve, an got caught in a food fight. Kathy’s smile was infectious and she could pass it on. We moved out of Fargo, six years ago, and have been out of touch. We enjoyed Kathy’s friendship and she will be missed. Friends Glenn and ReNee Ingnell

  9. Tom, Tony and family: so sad to hear of Kathy’s passing. Can’t help thinking of the good old days at the South Moorhead Medical Group. Kathy would be sitting at the end of the hall in a tiny “closet” typing away on the physicians dictations. Our little group always had a great time together at the Christmas parties. Our sympathy to you, Tom and Tony and to your family. Kathy will be missed by so many.

  10. Tom, Tony & Family,
    I am truly sorry for your loss. I too remember the days working at the medical office and Kathy, bless her heart, typing away on a typewriter, no less, in a tiny, tiny “closet” as the sole transcriptionist for a group of doctors. Her smile was so infectious and her love of life showed from within. May God Bless you all at this time of sorrow.

  11. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel! Kathy will be missed by all who have known her! my thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. I am remembering all the fun times we had together. I am really sorry I missed the celebration of Kathy life.


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