Darlene Indrieri

Darlene Indrieri, age 80, of Blackfoot, Idaho, passed away on November 3, 2026. She is now safely in the arms of Jesus her Savior.

Darlene was a feisty, outgoing woman with a big personality and a heart for caring for others. For most of her life, she was a caretaker, always finding ways to help and look after the people around her. She had a love for cooking and baking, and sharing those things with family and loved ones was one of the ways she showed her love.

But one of Darlene's greatest passions in life was horses. She was an avid barrel racer and continued riding and competing until just a few years ago. Horses were more than a hobby to Darlene; they were a part of who she was.

Darlene met her husband, Wally Roger Moses, who shared her love of horses. Wally was a horse cutter, and together they enjoyed many adventures, including trail riding and attending countless rodeos. Their shared passion for horses brought them many wonderful memories and experiences throughout their life together.

Darlene leaves behind her loving husband, Wally Roger Moses, and her children: Deann Picklesimer, Shannon Grassman, Rodney Grassman, Mike Indrieri, Anthony Indrieri (wife Audy Indrieri), and Angela Haynes (husband Brent Haynes).

She was a proud grandmother to Tabatha, Tiffany, Tricia (husband Kenneth), Stephen, Matthew, Landon, Celeste, Antonio, Alex, Marco, Della, William, and Gianna. She also leaves behind twelve great-grandchildren: Joseph, Alyssa, Amiah, Ayden, Matthew, Ashton, Chelsea, Chyanne, Charissa, Chloe, Wyatt and Emiliano. Great Great grandchildren Kaida, Dayton and Aspen.

She also leaves behind many dear friends who will miss her.

Darlene will be remembered for her feisty spirit, outgoing personality, caring heart, love of family, and unmistakable passion for horses. Whether she was caring for others, cooking something special, riding the trails with Wally, or making memories at a rodeo, she lived life with a spirit that was uniquely her own.

Her absence will leave a space that can never be filled, but the memories she created and the love she shared will live on through the many lives she touched.

Ride free, Darlene. May there always be beautiful trails, open pastures, and horses waiting for you. You will be forever loved and deeply missed.