Angelia Aeschbacher

Angelia Aeschbacher was born on January 28, 1982, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Though she spent the last few years of her life in California, Idaho Falls was always home. She lived independently and worked full time, building a life she was proud of through determination, resilience, and quiet strength.

Angelia was shy by nature, but those who knew her best knew how deeply loving she was. She treasured family stories—past and present—and had a special interest in genealogy, always wanting to understand where she came from. She loved learning, whether it was new recipes, sign language, or simply something that sparked her curiosity. She enjoyed traveling, music, shopping, and had a soft spot for kids and cats. She was fascinated by sea life—especially turtles and dolphins—and loved butterflies

She was organized, frugal, persistent, and loving — a combination that meant she always knew where everything was, rarely paid full price for anything, and never gave up on the people she cared about. She preferred late nights over early mornings and had a shy, sweet laugh that those closest to her will never forget.

Angelia previously faced cancer and met that challenge with remarkable strength and determination. She lived life on her own terms — thoughtfully, independently, and with quiet courage.

A celebration of Angelia’s life will be held on March 8, from 3:00–5:00 PM at the Elks Lodge in Idaho Falls. This will be an open-house-style gathering, and anyone who would like to attend is welcome. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Guests are invited to bring photos—printed or digital—to share as we remember and honor her life.

She will be deeply missed and forever remembered.

Please email Kristina Aeschbacher at krislemon84@gmail.com for any questions regarding the proceedings.