Desktop – Leaderboard

Home » Obituary of Caroline Kelly

Posted: January 22, 2026

Obituary of Caroline Kelly

Caroline (Leuenberger) Kelly

Caroline (Leuenberger) Kelly, 67, of Wasa, BC, passed away on January 12, 2026.

Born in Fernie, BC, and raised in Bull River, BC, Caroline was the daughter of Heinz and Carol Leuenberger. She grew into a woman whose life was defined by creativity, generosity, and deep devotion to the people she loved. Her family and friends were at the heart of everything she did, and those who knew her felt her kindness in every conversation, every shared meal, and every thoughtful gesture.

A passionate artist, Caroline expressed herself through painting and pottery, creating pieces that reflected her vibrant spirit and her appreciation for beauty in everyday life. Her artwork touched many, and her creative energy was a gift she shared freely with her community.

Caroline was also deeply involved in the communities she called home. Whether she was volunteering, supporting local events, or offering a helping hand, she made a lasting impact through her warmth, her enthusiasm, and her unwavering willingness to show up for others. She formed especially close bonds with her neighbors, whom she lovingly considered part of her extended family.

Caroline is survived by her loving husband, Larry Kelly; her children Troy Skene (Amanda) and Kari Skene (Rob Dunker); and her five grandchildren—Jaina, Kharys, Tyce, Myla, and Sawyer—who brought her immense joy. She is also survived by her six brothers and sisters, who shared a lifetime of memories and family bonds with her.

She is further survived by her three stepsons—Randy Kelly, Terry Kelly, and Cary Kelly—and their families, all of whom held a special place in her heart. Caroline also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and cousins who loved her deeply and will continue to honour her memory.

A celebration of Caroline’s life will be held in the spring or early summer, when family and friends can gather to remember her in the warmth and beauty of the season she loved.

She will be remembered for her creativity, her compassion, and the way she made people feel seen, valued, and loved. Her presence will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her.

mcphersonfh.com


Article Share