friends through her business and enjoyed selling Avon until she retired in May 2013. In addition to selling Avon, Rita volunteered at the Van Diest Medical Center and St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic church and school, where she was a prayer partner and sugar cookie provider for many years. Rita loved to play bridge and spend time with her many friends. She especially enjoyed spending time with her family. Her family and grandchildren were a great joy to her. Rita wanted to thank and express her love for all her family, nieces, nephews, and good friends who helped her through the past weeks. Special thanks to Stephen Lawler for the meals and treats he brought for the family while Rita was at the hospice home. Rita and her family also want to thank the nurses and staff at the Paula J. Baber Hospice Home for their guidance and comfort. The family is especially grateful during this most difficult time for the loving care and support of Hospice nurse Erin Blankenburg. Rita is survived by her daughters Marcia (Greg) May of Webster City, Michelle (Doug) Richardson of Norwalk, and Carol (Doug) McMahon-Kain of Omaha, NE; sons Tim (Michele) McMahon of Cedar Falls and Tom (Laura) McMahon of Clive; grandchildren Allison and Andrew May, Katie and Molly Richardson, Ryan Kain, Morgan McMahon, and Sydney and Gabe McMahon; sister Marlys Walker of Ft. Dodge and numerous loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Jim, her parents William and Mary Krebs, brother Don Krebs, sister Mary Jo Fitzgerald, in-laws M.F. and Alice McMahon as well as many sisters- and brothers-in-law. Memorial contributions may be directed to St. Thomas Aquinas School, Multiple Sclerosis Society Midwest Chapter--Walk MS Team Irish Blessings, or Paula J. Baber Hospice Home, Fort Dodge.
Foster Funeral and Cremation Center
Webster City, IA 50595
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