Edith Mary Lebo, 94, died December 27, 2019, in Clay Center, Kansas. She was born to Frank and Anna (Krehlik) Brablec in Dickinson, North Dakota. Edith was the last surviving of the eleven Brablec children. In April 1953, she married Paul Alan Lebo of Medora, North Dakota. Paul and Edith had four children. Throughout her life Edith enjoyed family, farm life, travel, fishing, and gardening. Her favorite hobby was growing gourds and creating and crafting gourd art. Edith was preceded in death by husband, Paul (1994) and their eldest son, Jon (2004).

Edith is survived by her daughter, Laura Costello, Honolulu, Hawaii, her two sons, Judson Lebo, Wakefield, and Jeremy Lebo, Wakefield; grandchildren Thomas and Paul Costello, Honolulu, and great grandchildren Ruby, Oliver, and Sam, Honolulu.

Private services will be held at a later date

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 </figure>Edith Mary Lebo, 94, died December 27, 2019, in Clay Center, Kansas. She was born to Frank and Anna (Krehlik) Brablec in Dickinson, North Dakota. Edith was the last surviving of the eleven Brablec children. In April 1953, she married Paul Alan Lebo of Medora, North Dakota. Paul and Edith had four children. Throughout her life Edith enjoyed family, farm life, travel, fishing, and gardening. Her favorite hobby was growing gourds and creating and crafting gourd art. Edith was preceded in death by husband, Paul (1994) and their eldest son, Jon (2004).Edith is survived by her daughter, Laura Costello, Honolulu, Hawaii, her two sons, Judson Lebo, Wakefield, and Jeremy Lebo, Wakefield; grandchildren Thomas and Paul Costello, Honolulu, and great grandchildren Ruby, Oliver, and Sam, Honolulu.Private services will be held at a later date