After a long battle with cancer, Kitt Clawson Salter passed away on Saturday, December 19th at home. Kitt was born September 9, 1956 in Provo, Utah to George and Jean Clawson. She graduated from Provo High School in 1975. Kitt married Hal Mitchell in 1976. They had a daughter Amy but later divorced. Kitt later married Douglas Salter in 1987, but later divorced. Their daughter, Alyss, died tragically in 2011. Kitt drove a school bus for the Provo School District for many years and the friends she met there have become her lifelong friends. She loved camping in the Uinta mountains, especially Lily Lake with family gatherings. Her family and friends had many loving names for Kitt: Kitty, and one brother lovingly called her "Rapunzel". She was a lover of music, especially western music and loved dancing. Two weeks before her passing she was dancing in her living room with her grandson and brother-in-law. She was a kind and caring person, who invited many into her home if they needed a place to live. Kitt is survived by her daughter Amy Mitchell, grandchildren Kody & Mekayla Loveless, Jeriah & Aniza Loveless (expecting Kitt's first great granddaughter in March - to be named "Kitt") Jenni Burningham and Lyla McGinnis, Brothers Bruce, Rand, Bert Clawson, Sisters, Margery Clark, Jorgene Elegante, and her many animals she loved more than life itself. Preceded in death by her loving daughter, Alyss, parents and grandparents. The family would like to thank Rebecca Isaacson, Bobbi of North Canyon Clinic, Dr. Brandon Barney and Dr. Nathan Rich, Intermountain Cancer Center, Envision Hospice, her grandsons who so willingly moved from Arizona to take care of her during the past 3 months of her life, Bergon & Ra'Cheal for the time they spent caring for her, her closest friend, Sheila Daley for always being there for her, and her brothers and sisters for the support they have given during these difficult times. She is now free from pain and the challenges life has thrown at her. Private graveside services will be held at a later date. Condolences may be offered online to the family at www.walkersanderson.com In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the American Cancer Society.