Sabrina Lynn Solesbee-Zentner

Sabrina was born at Anaheim General Hospital, Nov 9, 1969.  She was the fifth of seven siblings. Her parents are Wendall and Martha Solesbee of Yorba Linda, California. Her siblings are Nathan, Mike, Terry, Becky, Tammy, and Greg.

She married young and gave birth to five children.  Her beloved children are Cameron, Logan, Kayla, Marissa, and Dallin. All are very successful in their chosen fields of occupation, married and have blessed her life with many beautiful Grandchildren (11 + 2 on the way. She loves being a Mother, Grandmother, and loving Spouse.  After a heart-breaking divorce, Sabrina continued raising her five children and had many different occupations some of which included: masseuse, wedding event director, caterer, esthetician, real estate agent and most currently NICU RN.

Sabrina has a huge heart and a loving spirit about her that would draw everyone around to her.  You couldn’t help but be touched by this amazing woman.

Sabrina has a passion for not only her family but a zeal for life. She loves the ocean, surfing, flying (powered aircraft), soaring(aircraft w/o motors), motorcycle riding, boating (Lake Powel especially), snow skiing, cycling, nature and driving a bit faster than she probably should.

Being single, she finally met her soul mate on an LDS online dating app. She was attracted to York Zentner, a Southwest Airline Pilot, who lived in Morgan, Utah. He assured her that dating/marring a pilot CAN work.  She met him at various airports during their courtship. They were engaged shortly thereafter as they were flying over Snowbird ski resort in a private aircraft. York knew awesome when he met her!  Since they met and dated via Southwest Airlines, they saw it fitting to be married on a Southwest flight that originated in Las Vegas, where they first met.   After marriage Sabrina would fly or meet him at his various destinations so they could be together more. She traveled on more than 95% of His trips over the last 3.5 years!   Her favorite destination, of course, is to the Hawaiian Islands. 

Sabrina and York were full time RV’ers, when they were home. :) This fitted their lifestyle as they were always on the move. Their large RV was located by their hangar near the Morgan

County Airport, Utah. She learned to fly many different high-performant Sailplanes (gliders) and several power planes.  She was a natural at flying, due to the many hours she spent with her father and mother who were both accomplished pilots and are still flying today at the young age of 87!  Sabrina always looked up to them and said to others that they are her role models and that she was striving emulate her parents.

Sabrina and York are planning on marrying in the temple in a few months.  Sabrina’s death was very unexpected! Though she was dealing with effects from a CO poising event from mid-December, her symptoms were improving.  She passed away peacefully while taking an afternoon nap on April 30th at apx 4:30 pm.  

Sabrina is a beautiful, talented, caring, intelligent and dynamic woman. She will be extremely missed by everyone.  

Service information:

Southern California Funeral Service

Viewing and Memorial

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints

May 11th   9:30am viewing, 10:00 pm Services

5550 Ohio Street

Yorba Linda, Ca 92886

Internment

Loma Vista Memorial Park

701 East Bastanchury Rd.

Fullerton, Ca 92835

Celebration of Life Gathering

Friday May 17th, 2024

Morgan County Airport

Hangar FF2

58827 Willow Creek Rd.

Morgan Ut 84050

6:30 pm - 9:00pm

Missing Man fly over by the Royal Airforce  apx 8 PM

Aircraft flying in are much appreciated!!!  She loves flying. Please if you are not familiar with the challenging terrain/approach-procedures please contact for a quick tutorial contact: Mike Royal 801-573-9861

Please RSVP so we can get an appropriate count of those who plan your attend.  Plzs include total in your party.

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Everyone welcome.

Arrangements entrusted to Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary, 1867 N. Fairfield Rd., Layton, Utah.