Kristine Cardon Peart died November 13, 2022 after a prolonged bout with diabetes and kidney disease. Born June 5, 1948 to Elmer LaMarr Cardon & Leona Webb Cardon in Farmington, New Mexico. She is survived by her husband Joseph Peart, one sister Jeanine Teeples and 2 brothers, Dennis & Wayne Cardon. Kristine and Joe have a combined family of 10 children. Kristine was blessed with 37 grandchildren & 3 great grandchildren. She chose to describe herself as first a homemaker and then a designer. She studied art at UNLV and Graphic Arts at Clark County Community College. Self Employed most of her career, she branched out into the field of wedding planning and design. She served hundreds of couples throughout the community over a 15 year period & considered this as her most appreciated art. Her nurturing love, gentle ways and brilliant design abilities will be greatly missed. Kristine was preceded in death by her father & mother, sister Renee Wallace and former husband James Pomeroy. A memorial service will be held at 10:00 am, December 9, 2022 at the LDS Church at 3901 Viking Street, where she was a member.
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Kristine came into my/our lives by chance by being a temporary neighbor but her kindness to me will remain in my memory forever. My then husband and I were temporary residents in America following a job posting on a gold mine, just outside of LV. We found ourselves living next door to Joe and Kristine in LV for a short time in 1988. We had never been to America and having travelled from Australia with our young 3-year-old daughter Bianca, it was all a bit daunting. Joe and Kristine were lovely neighbors and helped us feel at home. Kristine in particular reached out and helped me when I was feeling homesick, expecting a baby and when I had to go into hospital to give birth to our daughter, Bonnie. Without her kindness and help, it would have been very difficult to manage. My husband, Bonnie, her husband, sister, brother-in-law and I were lucky enough to visit Kristine, Joe and Jenny in 2018 to celebrate Bonnie’s 30th birthday. It was a privilege to know her then and her memory will live on in my heart. Although unwell at the time, her beautiful light shone through, even then. May she rest in peace.