Mindy Frisby, beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother and friend, passed away, at the age of 48, in Ogden, Utah. Born on Aug. 15, 1969, in Salt Lake City, Utah, she was the oldest of nine children born to Bill and Peggy Frisby.

Mindy is survived by her parents of Cokeville, Wyoming; her two sons: Easton (Alexis) and Jake (Taylor); and seven grandchildren: Easton's children, Aubrielle, Natalie and Ember, and Jake's children, Ava, Gia, Kit and Fyn; as well as her siblings: Jennifer (Phil), Dawnelle (Adam), Tyler (Zennie), Scott, Brinton (Lisa), Eryn (Travis), Jeff (Katie) and Jillyn (Kevin). She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Clifford Frisby and Blanche Lindsay Frisby and Rex Byron Tucker and Ella Beth Taylor Tucker.

Mindy was raised in Sandy, Utah. She loved to be with her sons and to attend their football games, school concerts and to spend weekends with them riding motorcycles. She was always happiest when she was with her sons and her grandchildren who thought she was "the world's best granny." She also loved her many nieces and nephews and had a great love for children in general.

She loved to read and enjoyed books of all genres. She loved people and was always willing to share anything she had. She had a talent for making wreaths, and shared that talent with family and friends. She also loved animals, especially, her best friends, her horses, Martha and Surprise.

Over the last few years, she lived in Cokeville, Wyoming where she made many good friends. She volunteered at the local library where she read stories to the children in the community and helped with craft projects. She taught and loved the children in the nursery of her LDS Ward.

Mindy had a very generous nature and would give the coat off her back to someone in need. She lived life on her own terms and found satisfaction in her freedom. We all love you, Mindy, and look forward to the day that our family will be complete again.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, December 16, 2017 at 12:00 p.m. at 725 E Main Street in Cokeville, Wyoming. Friends may meet with the family prior to the service beginning at 11:00 a.m.