Kali was a Sophomore at Skyline High School in Utah where she was an incredible human being who cherished life and was just beginning to recognize her creative potential. She was an old soul with wisdom far beyond her 15 years. This was obvious when she shared her profound insights in challenging situations. She was a beautiful, intuitive young woman. She was not only physically beautiful, with gorgeous naturally curly hair that she insisted upon straightening each day before school, but her heart warming smile freely shared her joy of living with others. Her often irreverent wit and humor, never failed to crack up even the most guarded people around her. She loved to laugh; her smile and joyous giggle will be deeply missed in our home and in our lives. Her sweet hugs at just the right moment will be irreplaceable. Daughter of Stuart Breisch and the late Karen Glynn Breisch (8-6-1992). Step-mother, Sally Nelson. Brother Jai, and a sister, Shonti.
Victim of Tsunami.
Victim of Tsunami.
Kali was a Sophomore at Skyline High School in Utah where she was an incredible human being who cherished life and was just beginning to recognize her creative potential. She was an old soul with wisdom far beyond her 15 years. This was obvious when she shared her profound insights in challenging situations. She was a beautiful, intuitive young woman. She was not only physically beautiful, with gorgeous naturally curly hair that she insisted upon straightening each day before school, but her heart warming smile freely shared her joy of living with others. Her often irreverent wit and humor, never failed to crack up even the most guarded people around her. She loved to laugh; her smile and joyous giggle will be deeply missed in our home and in our lives. Her sweet hugs at just the right moment will be irreplaceable. Daughter of Stuart Breisch and the late Karen Glynn Breisch (8-6-1992). Step-mother, Sally Nelson. Brother Jai, and a sister, Shonti.
Victim of Tsunami.
Victim of Tsunami.
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