Tori Lynn Kosberg passed away on August 3, 2011 from a two year fight with cancer.
She was born April 23, 1960 in Minnesota. Her parents were Donald and Janet Lowe.
Tori was a loving mother and grandmother. She was a special education teacher for 21 years, first in MN, then in Idaho City. She also won the Idaho Star award.
She married Craig Kosberg in 1981 at Winona, MN. They moved to Idaho in 1996. They have four children, daughter, Tonya Anderson, three sons, Cal Kosberg, Kyle Kosberg and Lance Kosberg, all of Idaho. Six grandchildren, Kendra Walstrom, Olivia Messenger, Wylie Kosberg, August Kosberg, Hayley Kosberg and Acasia Kosberg.
She is survived by her husband, Craig; Children and Grandchildren; two brothers, Don (Dawn) Lowe, of Champlin, MN, and Todd (Patty) Lowe, of Rosemont, MN; her mother, Janest Lowe and grandmother, Christina Kelch, both of Austin MN; and an Aunt, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews.
Memorial service to be held August 14th at 1:00 p.m. Idaho City Community Center, potluck lunch Thank you.
Published in Idaho Statesman on August 10, 2011
She was born April 23, 1960 in Minnesota. Her parents were Donald and Janet Lowe.
Tori was a loving mother and grandmother. She was a special education teacher for 21 years, first in MN, then in Idaho City. She also won the Idaho Star award.
She married Craig Kosberg in 1981 at Winona, MN. They moved to Idaho in 1996. They have four children, daughter, Tonya Anderson, three sons, Cal Kosberg, Kyle Kosberg and Lance Kosberg, all of Idaho. Six grandchildren, Kendra Walstrom, Olivia Messenger, Wylie Kosberg, August Kosberg, Hayley Kosberg and Acasia Kosberg.
She is survived by her husband, Craig; Children and Grandchildren; two brothers, Don (Dawn) Lowe, of Champlin, MN, and Todd (Patty) Lowe, of Rosemont, MN; her mother, Janest Lowe and grandmother, Christina Kelch, both of Austin MN; and an Aunt, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews.
Memorial service to be held August 14th at 1:00 p.m. Idaho City Community Center, potluck lunch Thank you.
Published in Idaho Statesman on August 10, 2011
Tori Lynn Kosberg passed away on August 3, 2011 from a two year fight with cancer.
She was born April 23, 1960 in Minnesota. Her parents were Donald and Janet Lowe.
Tori was a loving mother and grandmother. She was a special education teacher for 21 years, first in MN, then in Idaho City. She also won the Idaho Star award.
She married Craig Kosberg in 1981 at Winona, MN. They moved to Idaho in 1996. They have four children, daughter, Tonya Anderson, three sons, Cal Kosberg, Kyle Kosberg and Lance Kosberg, all of Idaho. Six grandchildren, Kendra Walstrom, Olivia Messenger, Wylie Kosberg, August Kosberg, Hayley Kosberg and Acasia Kosberg.
She is survived by her husband, Craig; Children and Grandchildren; two brothers, Don (Dawn) Lowe, of Champlin, MN, and Todd (Patty) Lowe, of Rosemont, MN; her mother, Janest Lowe and grandmother, Christina Kelch, both of Austin MN; and an Aunt, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews.
Memorial service to be held August 14th at 1:00 p.m. Idaho City Community Center, potluck lunch Thank you.
Published in Idaho Statesman on August 10, 2011
She was born April 23, 1960 in Minnesota. Her parents were Donald and Janet Lowe.
Tori was a loving mother and grandmother. She was a special education teacher for 21 years, first in MN, then in Idaho City. She also won the Idaho Star award.
She married Craig Kosberg in 1981 at Winona, MN. They moved to Idaho in 1996. They have four children, daughter, Tonya Anderson, three sons, Cal Kosberg, Kyle Kosberg and Lance Kosberg, all of Idaho. Six grandchildren, Kendra Walstrom, Olivia Messenger, Wylie Kosberg, August Kosberg, Hayley Kosberg and Acasia Kosberg.
She is survived by her husband, Craig; Children and Grandchildren; two brothers, Don (Dawn) Lowe, of Champlin, MN, and Todd (Patty) Lowe, of Rosemont, MN; her mother, Janest Lowe and grandmother, Christina Kelch, both of Austin MN; and an Aunt, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews.
Memorial service to be held August 14th at 1:00 p.m. Idaho City Community Center, potluck lunch Thank you.
Published in Idaho Statesman on August 10, 2011
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