Carly Nielson

Carly Sjoblom Nielson

Carly Sjoblom Nielson, age 36, passed away on Thursday April 15, 2021 in Murray, Utah. She was born in Ogden, to David L. and Beth Wilde Sjoblom.

Carly graduated from Weber High School and attended Weber State University and graduated with an Associate’s Degree. She attended Fran Brown College of Beauty and graduated as a Master Esthetician.

Carly was a beloved wife, daughter, mother, sister, granddaughter, aunt, and friend. She had the most beautiful smile that could light up your soul, and her laugh was contagious from almost miles around. She had physical beauty that was not used for admiration but for lighting up souls and allowing them to smile and be loved by this princess that wanted to be in their lives.

She was truly a princess and loved everything sparkly. From the time she could toddle she was a princess, lighting up the lives of others. Not only was she a princess, she was a social butterfly and everyone knew it. Boas, boots, tights, sparkles. Everything showy was Carly. She wasn’t simple—she was just fabulous.

Carly loved family; she loved playing games with her brother, sister and extended family and friends. They could play night games for hours. She was a fun leader and everyone around her was drawn to her love, laughter and wonderful, loving personality.

Carly loved her siblings more than anything else in the world. She shared many secrets and happiness with them. They were her guardians in life, and they made sure she was safe. She mourned greatly the loss of her brother, and she was never quite the same after the loss of her main guardian.

Carly’s greatest joy included the beautiful marriage to her amazing husband Morgan Nielson and the birth of her daughter, Preslee. Morgan loved Carly with everything in his soul and she felt the same. She had finally found her safety, her love of her life. Him with his beautiful sky-blue eyes and her with her mermaid green eyes, they were a match made from the heavens.

Their beautiful blond haired, brown eyed Preslee completed this vision. From the moment she was born, Preslee has been the light of their lives. Not only her parents, but every single person in both families love and adore precious Preslee.

The three of them lived an All-American life with Preslee performing in dance and playing her heart out in soccer. Morgan, Carly and Preslee, as well as grandmas and grandpas and aunts and uncles would show up to every performance and game. These times were very happy times.

Carly loved fun. She loved happiness. She loved family and parties and eating, laughing and chocolate. She loved Diet Coke, Diet Dr. Pepper and chocolate Twizzlers. She loved each and every one of us and we loved and will always love her. Her nieces loved to ride in her bug with the windows rolled down blaring some crazy song they were all singing to. They called her ‘Crunchy.’ One word Carly would never be called was “boring”.

Carly so loved every single person on earth, and every single person that knew Carly will love her a long time if not until the end of all time. Please love your people. Carly would want that.

Carly is survived by her husband, Morgan Nielson; beautiful daughter, Preslee; sister, Bailey Sjoblom (Arturo Milla); parents, Dave and Beth Sjoblom; in-laws, Yvonne and Dean Frittz, Lori Nielson; nieces, Scotland, Sweden, and Italee.

Graveside services will be held on Saturday, April 24, 2021 at 11 a.m. at the Ben Lomond Cemetery, North Ogden. Friends may visit with family on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist’s North Ogden Mortuary, 2140 N. Washington Blvd.

Celebration of Life will be held Saturday Evening at 5 p.m. at the Talia Event Center, 22 East 200 South, Clearfield, Utah