Sharon Klco

Sharon Klco, 80, of Columbus, died Sunday, November 17, 2024, at Providence Place in Fremont.

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Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, November 23, 2024  10:30 A.M.

St. Mary's Catholic Church, Schuyler   Revs. Rod Kneifl and Jairo Congote

Visitation Friday 5-7 with 7 P.M. Rosary--Kracl Funeral Chapel, Schuyler

Visitation Saturday one hour prior to Mass at the church

Dinner immediately following in the church social hall

Memorials in care of the family for future designation

Sharon was born June 6, 1944, in Omaha to Robert and Marjorie (Hespen) Ferguson.  She attended Schuyler Schools and graduated from Schuyler High School.  She then earned a degree in Psychology in Omaha and worked as a therapist in Omaha and Fremont.  On February 4, 1967, she married Gary Klco in Long Beach, California.  They lived in several places, settling in Schuyler to raise their family.  In 1991, Gary's job called for them to move to Wichita.  They have lived in Columbus and she recently resided at Providence Place of Fremont.  Sharon loved making pottery, spending time with family and traveling with Gary.  They traveled extensively, visiting Hawaii many times, Tahiti, the Netherlands and Scotland, as well as throughout the United States.

Sharon is survived by her husband, Gary Klco of Columbus, one daughter, Cari (Don) Janousek of Clarkson, two sons, Troy (Sandra) Klco  of Southaven, Mississippi, Anthony Klco of Fremont, three sisters; Marcia (Ron) Hughes of Globe, Arizona, Karen Hooper and Patty Evers of Las Vegas, three brothers, Richard Ferguson of Schuyler, Victor(Lynda) Ferguson of Depoe Bay Oregon, Terry Ferguson and Kim Kracl of Schuyler, an aunt, Betty O'Brien of Omaha, grandchildren Makenna and Dillon Klco, Jillian (Matt) Giesselmann, Katy (Scott) Gustafson, Jeremy (Stephanie) Pernicek, Mitchel (Hannah) West, Madalyn Janousek and Nolan Fleming, Kristy and Kaden Klco, Bradley, Danny and Justin Peters and many nieces, nephews and cousins.  She was preceded in death by her father, Robert Ferguson, mother Marjorie Svatora and step-father Edward Svatora.