Beth Clark Sibbett

July 5, 1942 – April 10, 2026

Beth Clark Sibbett, 83, was called back to her heavenly home on April 10, 2026.

Beth was born in St. Anthony, Idaho, on July 5, 1942, to Walter and Rhea Clark. Her childhood home was full of life, laughter and the steady rhythm of a busy family. As the second oldest of eight children, she naturally stepped into the role of both sister and helper. Whether it was helping to tend to daily chores on the family farm, mending clothes and learning to quilt alongside her mother or filling the home with music from the piano and playing accompaniment for her father, Beth was a steady and loving presence.

She shared a special bond with each of her siblings. Beth was someone they could rely on for comfort, encouragement and strength. Those early years remained a cherished part of her life, filled with shared laughter, hard work, deep and abiding love and a strong family foundation they all shared.

As a young girl, she discovered a natural talent for ballroom dancing, a joy she carried through high school and into her college years at Brigham Young University.

Beth faithfully served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mission. Upon returning, she completed her degree in early childhood education and became a fourth-grade teacher.

It was while attending BYU that she met the love of her life, Lyman Sibbett. Their courtship became something of a family legend, and they were married in the Idaho Falls Temple on June 7, 1966. Together, they built a beautiful life and were blessed with nine children. Their journey took them through Utah and Idaho before settling into what would become their forever home in Cowley.

Beth dedicated many years of service within her church, serving faithfully in the Primary, Young Women and Relief Society organizations, most often sharing her musical talents as a pianist and ward organist. Later in life, she and Lyman were called to serve together in the Billings Montana Temple, a calling that brought her immense joy and fulfillment.

Beth’s hands were rarely still. Through her remarkable talent with a needle and thread, Beth created countless quilts, each one a labor of love. These beautiful works of art found their way across the country, treasured by all who received them. She generously shared her talents with friends and neighbors, often sewing costumes for local high school productions and helping wherever there was a need.

Though she wore many hats throughout her life, Beth’s greatest joy was her role as a mother and grandmother. She created a home filled with warmth, love and belonging – a place where her family always felt safe and cherished. To know Beth was to feel her love, most often expressed through her constant acts of service. Beth will be remembered for her spunky, no-nonsense spirit, many talents, devotion to homemaking, love of family and unwavering faith in her Savior and Heavenly Father.

Her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren are deeply grateful for her example of faith, love and service. The home she and Lyman built, the legacy of their 60-year marriage and the life she lived so fully and faithfully will continue to bless generations to come. She was and always will be deeply treasured and dearly loved, both in this life and in the next.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter and Rhea Clark, brothers Delton Clark and Dale Clark, sister-in-law Rosetta Hanshaw and beloved daughter Michelle Christensen.

Beth is survived by her loving husband, Lyman Sibbett, of Cowley; children Michael Sibbett of Casper, Bryan (Gina) Sibbett of Vancouver, Washington, Renae Ureña of Casper, Lori Ann Sibbett of Cowley, Jackie (Matthew) McNiven of Burlington, Raymond (Naomi) Sibbett of Belfry, Montana, Beth Elaine (Travis) Brown of Worland and David (Anna) Sibbett of Casper; her cherished 21 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; four grandchildren-in-law; sisters Bonnie Parades of St. Anthony, Idaho, Karen Palmer of Ashton, Idaho, and Colleen (Sheldon) Kidd of Rexburg, Idaho; brothers Vern (Sharon) Clark of Pocatello, Idaho, and Leon (Silvia) Clark of Ashton; and brother-in-law Bruce (Ann) Sibbett of San Bernardino, California.

A funeral service was held April 13 at 2 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Cowley.