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Hi Kendra, thinking of you today.
Rissa R
February 19, 2025
Photo courtesy of Berry-Bell & Hall Fallbrook Mortuary, Inc. - Fallbrook
Fallbrook, California
Mar 13, 2006 – Nov 3, 2024
In the tapestry of life, certain threads shine brighter than others, weaving stories of courage, love, and companionship. One such thread is that of Kendra McDaniel, a dedicated United States Navy Yeoman, whose journey began in the distant shores of China on March 13, 2006. Tragically, Kendra passed from this world on November 3, 2024, leaving behind a legacy that resonates deeply with all who knew her.
Kendra was not just a sailor; she was a beacon of warmth and kindness, with a gentle heart that resonated especially with those who shared her love for dogs. Her compassion extended beyond her duties in the Navy, touching the lives of her shipmates and friends, reminding them of the beauty of camaraderie and loyalty.
From the shores of China, her adventure commenced, fueled by dreams and a brave spirit. Through sunsets and starlit nights, Kendra created unforgettable memories, filled with laughter and stories of friendship that will be cherished forever. Her shipmates, bonded by shared experiences and mutual respect, carry her spirit with them, ensuring that her essence remains alive in every tale they recount.
As we honor Kendra’s name, we recognize the journeys that still lie ahead of us, journeys enriched by the love she instilled in our hearts. In every adventure, in every laugh and tear, her spirit continues to thrive among us, a testament to a life lived with purpose and passion.
So here’s to Kendra McDaniel, a beloved friend, a brave sailor, and a gentle soul. Though she may have set sail into the unknown, her legacy will forever guide us, illuminating our paths with the love she so freely gave.
Hi Kendra, thinking of you today.
Rissa R
February 19, 2025
Hey baby girl.. It’s me, Diane. I miss our crazy texts
Diane
January 11, 2025 | CA | Friend
Thank you for your service. Rest in Peace
You will never be forgotten
From the Mother of a soldier from 173rd ABCT 2/503
Theresa Villarreal
December 27, 2024 | Modesto, CA
I never knew you, but heard your story. My Birthday is Nov 3rd, and I feel I was meant to read your story. I needed to come and pay my respects for a fellow veteran and salute and honor you for your service and dedication. May you be remembered and honored for generations to come.
Jefferey McDowell
December 22, 2024 | Pleasanton, TX
Rest in peace precious one.
Stephanie Gilliard
December 22, 2024 | Alma
Thank you for your service and choosing your own path in life. It takes courage and bravery to strike out on your own. I wish I could have known you and supported you.
Jennifer Lynch
December 21, 2024 | San Antonio, TX | Acquaintance
Eternal rest...
Tricia Lazarus
December 21, 2024 | Valdosta, GA
Thank you for your service. Thank you for your dedication and bravery. Thank you for being an inspiration to little girls everywhere. Your strength will not be forgotten. Rest in peace knowing that your short life left an imprint of a lifetime.
Cynthia Bell
December 20, 2024 | White Lake, MI | Neighbor
I just saw her story on social media ( Instagram ), and it was heartbreaking. Rest well Kendra.
December 05, 2024