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Jodi B McKay
June 15, 1943 - February 13, 2015
Jodi B. McKay, 71, of Fort Myers, Florida and formerly of Iowa, died Friday, February 13, 2015 at her home. She was a retired teacher - retiring in 2006 from Hi Tech North where she was known as "Miss B".
Jodi was born June 15, 1943 in Minneapolis, Minnesota to the late William Campbell Edmonds and Helen Marie Evertsen Edmonds.
Left behind to cherish her memory is her husband of 21 years, Stephan M. McKay; daughter, Angi Wilson of Iowa; Bruce Badgley of Iowa; stepdaughter, Denise Estell of Baltimore, Maryland; sister, Barbara Ann Myers of Iowa; four Granddaughters; two Grandsons; and two Great-grandchildren.
A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, February 28, 2015 at 10:30 a.m. at Elim Lutheran Church, 302 West Church St. in Marshalltown, Iowa, with a luncheon in the basement following the service. Online condolences and memories may be shared at
www.fortmyersmemorial.com/obituaries/Jodi-Mckay
Cards for the family may be sent to Angi Wilson, 408 7th Avenue SE, Altoona, IA 50009.
Jodi at Meredith Brewster's wedding
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Ray (Butch) Mains
I remember here quite well, as we were friend in HS, during our home coming in our senior year she was home coming attendent and I had the privage of walking her do the isle to the stage for the event at an assembly. Very found Memories. Butch Mains
Bob White
My deepest sympathy to Jodi's family and friends. I remember Jodi's wonderful smile as she lived near us with Francis and George Hildebrand. We shared many fun activities together either at the youth group at Elim Lutheran or at school. I have very fond memories of Jodi and her engaging personality. Bob White
David Sather
Like Bob White, I grew up with Jodi both at school and at Elim. She was a neat and fun gal. I am sure her family and friends will miss her.
Susan Wedgwood (Gooding)
Jodi was and still will be a friend. Even through troubling times she kept a warm and engaging personality. I know she will be missed dearly by her family.
Tod S. Quick
From Tod Quick.............I remember Jodi and her cheerful attitude mostly through Butch Mains. He had a super crush on her in High School and often times, after Friday Night YMCA dances and pizza, Butch would require me to walk with him to her home, late, late, late as they walked hand in hand. I think at the time she lived down on 4th or 5th Ave. toward the Park. Jodi seem to really pump Butch up in the emotions of caring and High School type romance. Those are extremely fond memories of both these classmates. I cherish them to this day.