Treasure Rae Jereb

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Treasure was a beautiful baby, born on a Monday morning with golden hair and a single strawberry-red streak. Later in life all of her hair turned that gorgeous shade of red that no money could buy. People would stop her in her tracks to comment on her beauty. Her smile was sweet and luring, only to trap you in a mischievous trick. Treasure always loved a good joke. She made friends easily and enjoyed the banter required of a good waitress.

One of her great accomplishments was graduating high school and completing her program as a phlebotomy technician. Treasure was always fascinated with blood, human anatomy, and psychology. She eventually wanted to become a medical examiner. Although she was not religious, she did enjoy theology. Her interests were vast and many, which is why perhaps, she was so clever. She was a talented artist and smart at gameplay.

Treasure had many challenges with mental health issues that gave rise to lost connections with friends and family. However, we are so happy that she was able to have some beautiful adventures. Quite the traveler, she visited Ireland, Hawaii, and New Orleans, swam in the Gulf of Mexico and enjoyed the unembellished beauty of rock climbing in Cottonwood Canyon.

She is preceded in death by her Great-Grandmother Elaine Engstrum, her Grandfather Albert Jereb, her Grandmother Myrtle Jereb, her Grandfather Walter Downing, her Grandmother Maureen Simons Downing, and her Father Ray Jereb.

She is survived by her mother Venus Engstrum, her brother Travis Wilkerson, her brother Trever Wilkerson, her sister Tiffanie Lafeen, brother-in-law Zachary Lafeen, grandfather Arnold Engstrum, and her nephews: Tytus Smith, Lucious Madsen, Allister Lafeen, Aramis Herrera, Ryder Wilkerson, Waylon Wilkerson, and Kai Lafeen.

Services will be held on February, 8th 2025 from 3:00 pm-6:00 pm at Historical City View Mortuary:

City View Mortuary

1001 East 11th Avenue 

Salt Lake City, UT 84103