Rhonda Kay Rybolt

July 08, 1968 ~ May 13, 2025

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On May 13, 2025 Rhonda Kay daughter of Sharon Engle & Richard Rybolt passed away leaving behind her 2 children Rebecka Gannotti & Reef Wright, 2 grandchildren Blair & Baylor Gannotti, and sibling’s Amy Marlowe, Darla Jensen, Retina Rybolt, Jeff Engle(pre-deceased), Ritchie Rybolt, Richard Rybolt, Robert Rybolt, Mike Bennett. Rhonda was the most selfless person and wanted to help everyone and their animal’s. She had a life full of love, hope, and happiness. There was 1 thing in life she loved more than her children and that was her grand babies she LIVED for them she thrived to do her best for them. Rhonda was a go getter, you could never catch her anywhere because she was always on go living her life to her fullest. She was the toughest person you could ever meet she’d been through a lifetime of heartbreak and still had the most biggest open heart. Rhonda would want everyone to keep her alive in your memory and live a happy grand life. She loved the beach and finding seashells so if you catch yourself at the beach please take a moment to honor her and find a great seashell for her.

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Retina Rybolt

May 15, 2025, 4:44 pm

We hadn’t been close for some time, and I carry that with a mix of sadness and reflection. Life has a way of creating space we don’t always know how to close, but the love never left.

Rhonda was a fierce woman strong, bold, unstoppable. A true boss. She poured herself into her children and especially her grandbabies, who meant everything to her. I didn’t know them well, but I know how deeply she loved them. That love was her heartbeat.
She moved through life with power, passion, and a spirit that couldn’t be tamed. Her strength, her hustle, and her selflessness are what I’ll always remember.

To everyone feeling this loss, especially her children, grandchildren, and those closest to her. I’m sending patience, mercy, and calming peace your way. May you feel her love

Kimberly fuller

May 15, 2025, 5:49 pm

Rhonda you will be missed, I remember hanging out and going to Indiana Beach all the time, we had such good times together. May you rest in peace friend

Irene Prezioso

May 17, 2025, 9:29 pm

Rhonda and I shared the darkest moment of our lives when her husband Jonathan died. Rhonda single-handedly stood up against the whole medical system and got the best care Jonathan could ever have. She was the best person to have by your side when times were tough and would give the people she loved everything. The world will be a smaller place now.
I didn’t see you a lot but I thought of you often. I will miss you.

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