Carlee Gregg

Naomi Carlee Gregg, 66, of Ammon, passed away March 4, 2016, at her home. She was under the care of Onesource Home Health and Hospice as well as her loving family. Carlee was born September 12, 1949, in Shelley, Idaho, to Glenn Sage Woodward and Lillian Oreva Humphries Woodward. She grew up and attended school in Shelley, and then went on to attend Ricks College and Snow College. On October 4, 1980, Carlee married the love of her life, Richard E. Gregg, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They were blessed with two beautiful children, Tyson and Hilary. Carlee loved spending time with family and friends. She also enjoyed, traveling with her sisters, baking, gardening, camping, shopping, and long walks with her dogs. Carlee had a flare for fashion and an impeccable gift for interior design. On rare occasions Carlee would give others the opportunity to hear her beautiful voice. She sang alto and had the ability to harmonize with any song, a gift she inherited from her mother. Carlee was blessed with endless talents and gifts. Perhaps her most remarkable gift was compassionate caregiver. Carlee spent a great part of her life caring for her beloved daughter Hilary as well as her parents. She found tremendous joy in caring for others. Carlee had a kind heart and spirit, a wonderful ear for listening and understanding. Anyone who knew Carlee, loved her. Her kind and loving spirit was unmistakable to all whom she encountered. She was a devoted wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend. Carlee loved others unconditionally. Her heart and home were always open to loved ones. Carlee is survived by her son Tyson R. Gregg of Idaho Falls, ID Two grandchildren, Zoe and Noah of Idaho Falls, ID sister, Doreen (Phil) Slaugh of Moses Lake, WA; sister, Jeanae (Conan) Wade of Pasco, WA; sister, Shelley (Craig) Simpson of Idaho Falls, ID; several nieces and nephews. Carlee was proceded in death by her daughter, Hilary Beth Gregg; husband, Richard E. Gregg; and her parents Glenn Woodward and Oreva Humphries Woodward. Carlee will be greatly missed by her loved ones and the countless lives she touched while here on this earth. She is home now and at peace in the loving arms of her Heavenly Father, reunited with her parents, husband and daughter. Family services will be held this summer.