Tara Sorenson

Tara (Wilder) Sorenson passed away on October 29, 2024 in Aguila, Arizona at the age of 71

after a courageous battle with lymphoma.

Tara and her fraternal twin brother, Todd were born in Lovell, Wyoming on July 17, 1953 to

Ralph and Louise Wilder. Tara grew up in Lovell and graduated from Lovell High School in 1972.

After high school she went to Salt Lake City where she went to business college to be a legal

secretary.

Tara married Gary Meier in 1973 and they lived in Powell, Wyoming where their 2 sons, Tyler

and Troy were both born.

After divorcing, Tara and the boys moved to Cody in 1985 where she began her 15 year career

as a legal secretary for Ed Webster. She met Steve Sorenson and they were married in 1987.

In 2000 after both the boys had graduated, Tara retired from Webster Law and traveled with

Steve building Power Lines. In the next two and a half decades they traveled all over the west

and midwest making friends everywhere they went.

During that time she dedicated her life to her family and her grandchildren. She loved watching

dance recitals, school plays and various sporting events. Tara was a kind and generous soul

and always helped anyone in need. Her faith was strong and she was ready to be with Jesus in

Heaven.

Tara is preceded in death by her parents Ralph and Louise Wilder. She is survived by her

Husband Steve Sorenson of Cody, Wyoming; She is survived by her older

sister Pam (Blain) Miller of Price Utah; twin brother Todd (Debbie) Wilder of Byron, Wyoming;

sister Debra Ipson of Junction, Utah; brother Thomas (Pauline) Wilder of Byron, Wyoming; sons

Tyler (Lisa) Meier of Cody, Wyoming and their daughters Nyah and Ava; Troy (Michelle) Meier of

Glendale, Arizona and Troy's son Mason Stewart of Phoenix, Arizona; and many nieces and

nephews.

A service will be held on November 8, 2024 at 10:00 am at Redeemer Lutheran Church in

Wickenburg, Arizona. A celebration of life will be held in Cody, Wyoming in the summer of 2025.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Park County Animal Shelter in Cody, Wyoming,

Tunnel To Towers Foundation, or the Wounded Warrior Project.