Keva Sharon Wilmoth

Keva Sharon Wilmoth, born on October 28, 1962, peacefully left this world on January 10, 2026. She was a woman of remarkable talent and passion, whose life revolved around nature and nurturing beauty in every form. Her successful career centered on her exceptional ability to grow plants from seeds. Known for her remarkable "green thumb" , a skill she proudly inherited from her father.  Keva had a particular fondness for cacti, which adorned her home, showcasing her love for the unique and resilient aspects of nature.

Beyond her professional achievements, Keva was a vibrant spirit who embraced the outdoors. She spent countless hours cultivating stunning flower beds and watching the hummingbirds flit around her yard, bringing joy and tranquility to her life. Her appreciation for nature extended to her hobbies as well; Keva found joy in crafts, and macramé became one of her beloved pastimes. Her creative talents were a reflection of her inner beauty, and she shared these with those around her.

Keva's warm and nurturing nature extended to her beloved pets, as she adored her two dachshunds, who brought her companionship and love throughout her days. Family was very important to her, and she deeply cherished the bonds she formed. She is survived by her daughter, Angie Holbrook, a sister, Darlene Uptagraff (Raymond), and a brother, Wendel Fugitt (Charynne).

Keva was preceded in death by her husband, Jack Wilmoth, and her parents, Collin and Dorothy Fugitt. Her legacy will live on through the lives she touched and the beauty she cultivated. Keva Sharon Wilmoth will be profoundly missed, but her spirit and love for nature will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew her.