Shirlene Ruth KLIMA

February 19, 1941 ~ May 17, 2011

Mrs. Shirlene Ruth Klima passed away on Tuesday afternoon, May 17, 2011, at her residence at the age of 70 years, 2 months & 28 days. Shirlene was born on February 19, 1941, in Farmington, and was the daughter of Leslie Clayton Mecey and Minnie Ruth 'Sides' Mecey. Also preceding-in-death was a sister, Leslia Raye Ayers (Nov. 6, 2010) & a brother, Leslie Howard "Bud" Mecey.

Shirlene was a retired Cook from the Southeast Missouri Treatment Center.

Survivors Include : her husband, Jon Albert Klima, of Farmington. A daughter, Ruth Ann Klima, of St. Louis. 2 Sons: Sean (& Jada) Klima, of Farmington; Frank (& Miranda) Klima, of Farmington. 3 Sisters: Sandra 'Mrs. Perry' Barton, of Black, MO; Delores 'Mrs. Robert' Montgomery,of Colorado & Stacy 'Mrs. Chuy' Cazares, of California. Also, 5 Grandchildren: Caiden Klima, Logan Klima, Sierra Smith, Dallas Smith & Carley Klima.


Visitation : Friday, 5-7 p.m. Visitation Resumes, Saturday @ 6:30 a.m.

Memorial Service : Saturday, 2:00 p.m.,
May 21, 2011

at : TAYLOR Funeral Service CHAPEL, with Rev. Lance Smith officiating.

Memorials : St. Francois County "Relay For Life"

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  1. Bill and I still can not believe that this has happened. The one thing we do know is that Shirlene is now with the Lord. God bless all the family at this time. Mary & Bill

  2. John, Sean, Frank & Ruth Ann… I am truly sorry for your loss. Your Mother was a 2nd Mom to me for several years and she will never be forgotten. I hope that God blesses you all and provides comfort to you during these difficult times.

  3. Jon and Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow. May God bless you and your family. Kevin Hill and Family

  4. i am so sorry for your loss, shirlene had a special place in my heart. when we worked at semo ctc together she always took care of me and made sure i had something to eat with my restricted diet. made me (a non smoker) go on smoke breaks with her. and then later when i got to see her every year at tax time. she was truely a special lady and will always be one of my few favorite "old broads" i will miss you my friend.

  5. I worked at SEMO CTC as well with Grandma. She was a hoot! She always cooked great and took care of the staff with her extra pans of rolls that melted in your mouth. She will be missed but not forgotten.


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