Jeffrey K. Foderberg of Gladstone, Missouri passed away March 10, 2023. Jeffrey was born December 2, 1969 in Davenport, Iowa. He lived near Des Moines, Iowa where he loved spending the weekends at his grandparents, Fremont & Emma Marble's house, where he and his grandpa restored his first truck, a 1964 Ford pickup. He moved to the Kansas City, Missouri area in 1982 where he went to North Kansas City High School.
Jeffrey's greatest loves in life were his children Emma Grace and Remingtom Gage. Emma was his first born and definately daddy's little girl. He taught her all about Hemi's, and enjoyed their weekends and family time at the lake. He loved going on adventures with Remington playing disc golf and looking for Pokemon cards.
Jeffrey will be deeply missed by all of those who enjoyed his intelligence, humour, wit and all of the useless trivia he knew.
Jeffrey was preceded in death by his grandparents Leon and Zona (Quick) Foderberg and Fremont and Emma (Ladeburg) Marble and his parents Gregory and Jennifer (Marble) Foderberg.
Jeff is survived by his children Emma Grace Foderberg and Remington Gage Foderberg, his sister Susan (Foderberg) Vela and her husband Paul, nephews and niece Alex, Eric and Sara Vela. And many Aunts & Uncles. He is also survived by many friends who were his "chosen family."
B-I-L ,La salee ,Illinois
Susan we were so sorry to hear about your brother.Our sincere condolences. Steve&Laurie
Aunt ,Wareick ,New York
Jeff was a special guy. He will remain loved in our hearts and minds.
Friend ,Kansas City ,Missouri
I am so over whelmed to hear this news of my dear friend Jeff's passing. We have been friends for more than 30 years. We have worked together, lived together, played together, shot guns so much its a long list. He was one of my closest friends and I will miss him dearly. My heart goes out to his children.
Friend ,Smithville ,Missouri
I met Jeff soon after I moved to KC area around the early 90’s. He is one of my husband’s friends from high school. I love his laid-back demeanor and his casual outlook on life. My condolences to his family; he was a quality kind of guy and I am honored to have known him.
