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Terry Lynn Kingan

1954 - 2019

Terry Lynn Kingan

1954 - 2019

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BORN

1954

DIED

2019

Terry Kingan Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on May 29, 2019.

On May 28, 2019; Terry Kingan, loving wife, mom, grandma, sister, aunt & friend passed away peacefully at her home.

Terry was born in Winslow, Arizona in 1954, was a third generation Arizona native and loved the White Mountains. She loved animals, the outdoors and was happiest when her feet were in a creek! She was a proud American and was extremely patriotic. She was a simple woman who valued and loved keeping family traditions alive. She loved to laugh and she loved her family and friends fiercely.

Terry was preceded in death by her parents, brother, granddaughter, nephew and a great niece. She is survived by her husband Larry, daughter Tracy (Michael), son Ty (Reyna), grandchildren Brittany, Tristan & Matthew as well as her two sisters Tracy (Stan) and Trish (Don) and nieces and nephews.

A beautiful memorial service honoring her life was held on June 1st. Donations maybe made on behalf of Terry to the church: Templo Berea 6142 N 35th Ave, Phoenix, Arizona 85017

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Tracy Owens

July 7, 2019

My sister Terry was an amazing person. She lived in pain for most of her life but you would never know it. She loved to camp and at the spur of the moment she would gather friends and family to go camping anywhere that had a creek. As kids we were always somewhere with a creek or fishing in a river. It was a great childhood and she continued on in that love and passed it on to her kids and her kids' friends. She was an amazing sister (always keeping is sisters together and updated on each other when necessary. She is missed by us all.