K&L Mortuaries - Whitehall

02/16/2026

On Presidents Day, we pause to recognize the leadership and dedication that have helped shape our country. We’re grateful to serve our community with care and compassion every day.

02/13/2026

As Valentine’s Day approaches, we’re especially mindful of those who may be carrying extra weight in their hearts particularly those remembering a spouse or loved one. Love doesn’t end with loss; memories remain close and meaningful.

02/05/2026

01/27/2026

Serving this community is more than our profession, it’s our privilege. Thank you for trusting us during life’s most meaningful moments.

01/26/2026

🎉 Join us in wishing a very Happy Birthday to Sydnee Long here at K&L Mortuaries!🎂🎈We’re so grateful to have Sydnee as part of our team. Wishing you a day filled with joy, laughter, and celebration! 🥳

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01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Dr. King reminded us that compassion, service, and love for one another are powerful forces for change. His message continues to inspire us to lead with kindness, stand for dignity, and care for our communities—especially during life’s most difficult moments.

On this day of remembrance, may we reflect on how we can serve others with empathy, understanding, and respect.

01/15/2026

If you're looking for a meaningful way to offer comfort to a grieving family, certain sympathy flowers carry messages of love, peace, and support:

🌸 Lilies – Symbolize the restored innocence of the soul.
🌹 Roses – A classic expression of love, respect, and remembrance.
🌼 Chrysanthemums – A traditional tribute of honor and sympathy.
🌷 Tulips – Represent hope and encouragement during difficult times.
🌿 Peace Lilies – A lasting symbol of peace, rebirth, and comfort.

Whether you choose a simple bouquet or a thoughtful arrangement, sending flowers is a beautiful way to let a family know you're thinking of them and standing with them during their time of loss.

If you ever need help selecting the right arrangement, we’re here to guide you. 💛

01/09/2026

Karen Mast

Beloved Mother, Wife , Grandmother, Great Grandmother, Great Great Grandmother and Friend passed away January 7th 2026 surrounded by friends. Karen was born August 7th 1936 to Maynard and Flossie Berthelson in Shelley Idaho. She was raised in Shelley Idaho and went to school there. She worked in cafes and spud houses. She married Howard Clark September 1954, and they settled in Caldwell Idaho. Howard had a service station and when he sold out he bought a Diesel and started hauling produce. They moved to Montana in 1975. They adopted two boys, Ken and Steve. Karen started to run with Howard in the truck. In 1996 Howard passed away. Karen sold the truck and started working as a grandma at the Whitehall grade school for the next 17 years. She loved working with the teachers, students and the other grandmas. Karen married Dave Mast in 2002. She spent that time helping Dave with trucking until Dave passed away in 2020. After many surgeries on her legs and hip, she got along on a cane. Karen enjoyed her church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and worked in the Relief Society. Karen was helped with everything by Michael and Tricia Smith Family. Karen had a great sense of humor, loved animals, she loved getting her nails and hair done, loved getting a hamburger with family and friends. Karen loved gardening even growing a squash in a pot on the porch one year. Karen was always kind and thoughtful of others and their feelings. She is survived by Brother Robert Berthelson, Sister Beverly Grover and Son Steve Clark. Preceded in death by Howard Clark 1996, Dave Mast 2020 and Kenneth Clark 2021. Per her wishes there will be a graveside service planned January 12th 2026 at 3:00 pm at the Whitehall Cemetery in Whitehall Mt. Where she will be laid to rest next to Howard Clark.

View Karen Mast's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

01/08/2026

What’s a favorite memory you have of someone you’ve lost? Share a story, a photo, or even just their name. We’d love to remember them with you today.

01/01/2026

As we welcome the new year, we reflect with gratitude on the families we’ve had the honor of serving and the trust our community places in us.

From all of us, we wish you a Happy New Year filled with warmth, remembrance, and hope. ✨

12/24/2025

This Christmas season, we pause with gratitude for our community and the trust you place in us. As families gather, we are reminded that love, memories, and connection endure far beyond the holidays.

For those who are grieving, we hold you close in our hearts and hope you are able to find moments of peace, comfort, and gentle remembrance during this season.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful Christmas filled with peace, warmth, and hope . 🎄✨