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Jerry Kane Humphries
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Kane fought a long battle with Huntington's Disease and displayed incredible courage and unwavering hope throughout his journey. He kept a smile throughout the course of the disease.
Kane is survived by his children: Tyler Humphries, Maddison Humphries, Ryder Humphries, and Graysen Humphries; his mother, Andrea Irvin; his bonus dad, Andrew Irvin; his sisters, Brittany (Hamoody) Abdulla and Kayla (Matthew) Lane; his aunt Dana (Charles) Jarrett; his nieces, nephews, and many beloved aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was proceeded in death by his father, Jerry Wayne Humphries; his grandmother, Brenda Potts; and his great-grandmother, Alice Crocker.
Kane's sense of humor, kindness and determined spirit touched so many. His presence will be greatly missed by those who knew him.
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Kayla Lane
July 14, 2025
We love and miss you so much. We hope you´re dancing in your new, healthy body with Maw, Dad, Granny, and all the loved ones we´ve lost. We know you´re where you´re meant to be, but your absence is deeply felt. Save me a seat.
I just know you´re rockin to skillet
Britt
July 14, 2025
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July 14, 2025
Britt
July 14, 2025
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Doug and Janet Jones
July 13, 2025
I know you and Bridgette are once again united. We are so blessed to know this entire family. We love you all
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Angela Smart
July 13, 2025
I remember when you first came into our life. You were a very outgoing person and full of life and love. You were definitely humorous and loved to make people laugh either by your joke or your dances. You loved to try and dance for NaNa she got a kick out of you. The time you 1st found out you were having Tyler your excitement of becoming a dad and everything you wanted to become and what you wanted for him was just heart warming. When you seen him you couldn't stop loving on him. When they took Tyler to another hospital for PICU we went up there and stayed. You didn't want to leave his side. Then here came Ryder oh man you were just as excited as you were when Tyler arrived. You were very protective over him. You kept him with you all the time. Then when you found out about (BOOTIE) Maddison that was your name for her. You were so overjoyed at having a girl. You were overly protected over her as well but with her being only girl you were so happy to have (bootie duty) your words lol. Then Graysen came you loved him as well and would always hold him close to you. I know you are watching over your babies and they miss you terribly. You will never be forgotten. I will make sure to keep your memory alive when I see the kids. Tell Ms. Alice hello and give NaNa a hug for me. I know she is telling you all about the kids. We love you and miss you. Heaven has a dancing angel now.
Brittany
July 12, 2025
Brittany Abdulla
July 12, 2025
I miss you baby bro. I hope you are living it up with Dad, Maw, Granny and all of our other loved ones in Heaven. Love you forever <3
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