Obituary for Mala Ann Higley Kappos
Mala Ann Higley Kappos 60, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her husband and all of her children in Mountain Green on Aug 6, 2021. After a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Mala was born on August 23, 1960 to Edwin and Afton Higley. Her siblings are Greg, Mark, Sasha, John, Matt and her foster sister Arlene. She was born and raised in Clearfield, Utah.
Mala attended Weber State College then transferred to BYU and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in social work. While attending BYU she met the love of her life, Mark Kappos, where they got married in the Salt Lake Temple on Aug 25, 1983. After marriage they lived in Clearfield, Layton, Uintah, and ended in Mountain Green.
Mala and Mark had five beautiful children. Andrew, Malena/Lance Andreasen, Cassie Molina, Kathryn/Matt Serrano, and Michal. Their grandchildren which they adore are Cache, Ben, Skylar, Kove, Riot, Archer, and Reign. Mala's most loved and favorited job was being a mother. Mala excelled at this, and many people outside her family looked to her as a mother. She put her heart and soul into being a mother!
Mala had many church callings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which she loved. Her favorites were working with the young women and going to girl's camp with her older two daughters. But mostly being the compassionate service leader. She was always the first to be in line to help someone in need or bring someone a meal.
Mala Ann Higley Kappos 60, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her husband and all of her children in Mountain Green on Aug 6, 2021. After a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Mala was born on August 23, 1960 to Edwin and Afton Higley. Her siblings are Greg, Mark, Sasha, John, Matt and her foster sister Arlene. She was born and raised in Clearfield, Utah.
Mala attended Weber State College then transferred to BYU and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in social work. While attending BYU she met the love of her life, Mark Kappos, where they got married in the Salt Lake Temple on Aug 25, 1983. After marriage they lived in Clearfield, Layton, Uintah, and ended in Mountain Green.
Mala and Mark had five beautiful children. Andrew, Malena/Lance Andreasen, Cassie Molina, Kathryn/Matt Serrano, and Michal. Their grandchildren which they adore are Cache, Ben, Skylar, Kove, Riot, Archer, and Reign. Mala's most loved and favorited job was being a mother. Mala excelled at this, and many people outside her family looked to her as a mother. She put her heart and soul into being a mother!
Mala had many church callings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which she loved. Her favorites were working with the young women and going to girl's camp with her older two daughters. But mostly being the compassionate service leader. She was always the first to be in line to help someone in need or bring someone a meal.
Obituary for Mala Ann Higley Kappos
Mala Ann Higley Kappos 60, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her husband and all of her children in Mountain Green on Aug 6, 2021. After a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Mala was born on August 23, 1960 to Edwin and Afton Higley. Her siblings are Greg, Mark, Sasha, John, Matt and her foster sister Arlene. She was born and raised in Clearfield, Utah.
Mala attended Weber State College then transferred to BYU and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in social work. While attending BYU she met the love of her life, Mark Kappos, where they got married in the Salt Lake Temple on Aug 25, 1983. After marriage they lived in Clearfield, Layton, Uintah, and ended in Mountain Green.
Mala and Mark had five beautiful children. Andrew, Malena/Lance Andreasen, Cassie Molina, Kathryn/Matt Serrano, and Michal. Their grandchildren which they adore are Cache, Ben, Skylar, Kove, Riot, Archer, and Reign. Mala's most loved and favorited job was being a mother. Mala excelled at this, and many people outside her family looked to her as a mother. She put her heart and soul into being a mother!
Mala had many church callings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which she loved. Her favorites were working with the young women and going to girl's camp with her older two daughters. But mostly being the compassionate service leader. She was always the first to be in line to help someone in need or bring someone a meal.
Mala Ann Higley Kappos 60, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her husband and all of her children in Mountain Green on Aug 6, 2021. After a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer.
Mala was born on August 23, 1960 to Edwin and Afton Higley. Her siblings are Greg, Mark, Sasha, John, Matt and her foster sister Arlene. She was born and raised in Clearfield, Utah.
Mala attended Weber State College then transferred to BYU and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in social work. While attending BYU she met the love of her life, Mark Kappos, where they got married in the Salt Lake Temple on Aug 25, 1983. After marriage they lived in Clearfield, Layton, Uintah, and ended in Mountain Green.
Mala and Mark had five beautiful children. Andrew, Malena/Lance Andreasen, Cassie Molina, Kathryn/Matt Serrano, and Michal. Their grandchildren which they adore are Cache, Ben, Skylar, Kove, Riot, Archer, and Reign. Mala's most loved and favorited job was being a mother. Mala excelled at this, and many people outside her family looked to her as a mother. She put her heart and soul into being a mother!
Mala had many church callings for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which she loved. Her favorites were working with the young women and going to girl's camp with her older two daughters. But mostly being the compassionate service leader. She was always the first to be in line to help someone in need or bring someone a meal.
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