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Kelly M. Meyer, age 53, of Sheboygan, passed away on Friday, July 11, 2025, with her mother and father at her side. She was born in Sheboygan on March 31, 1972, to Michael and Karen Israel Meyer.
When Kelly was younger, she participated in the Special Olympics for several years. She attended local schools and graduated from Sheboygan North High School in 1993. Kelly attended day services and was employed at RCS after her high school graduation. Kelly was also employed at Shorewest Realtors as an office assistant for over ten years.
Kelly enjoyed her time immensely at RCS, she participated in various activities which included many classes, art shows and plays. She also liked to go bowling and had a goal of either getting a strike or breaking 100. Kelly loved to listen to music, dance, and sing, and two of her favorite songs were, “Does That Blue Moon Ever Shine on You” by Toby Keith, and “Can’t Smile Without You,” by Barry Manilow. Christmas was one of Kelly’s favorite holidays, and after the tree was decorated and the lights were lit, she would always sing “Silent Night.” She was a fan of “Let’s Make a Deal” and “The Price Is Right” game shows, and the daytime soap opera, “General Hospital.”
She loved her stuffed animals, writing in her notebooks, stickers, and giving cards to people on Holidays, with stickers of course. On her birthday her choice was always having chocolate ice cream cake from Dairy Queen and pizza from Pizza Hut.
Kelly will always be remembered for her beautiful smile and laughter, and great sense of humor. She was a loving and caring person and will never be forgotten.
Survivors include her parents, Michael and Karen Meyer; her brother, Matt Meyer; her aunt and God mother, Pat Nowick; aunt, Lori (Rich) Hummitzsch, all of Sheboygan; and her uncle and God father, John (fiancée Wendy Yinko) Meyer, of Sheboygan Falls. Many other relatives and friends survive. Kelly was preceded in death by her grandparents, Norman and Ceona Israel, and Augie and Germaine Meyer, an uncle, Wayne Brendt, and her two aunts, Flossie Meyer, and Mary Gill.
In accordance with the family’s wishes, a small private service for Kelly was held. Entombment has taken place at Greenlawn Memorial Park in the Garden’s of Peace Mausoleum.
A heartfelt thank you is extended to her aunt Pat, for her loving care, and always being there for Kelly. Special thanks to the Sharon S. Richardson Community Hospice, especially nurses Karla and Bre, for their compassionate care that was given to Kelly.

My mind still talks to you.
My heart still looks for you.
But my soul knows You’re at peace.