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She is survived by her parents, Keith and Hannah Kirk; sisters, Addison "Addie" Kate Kirk and Aubrey Grace Kirk; grandparents, William Ray and Marilyn Kaye Orange, and David Eugene and Colleen Mary Kirk; aunt, Kema Williams (Timmy) and children, Kellen Wiliams (Hannah), baby Evie Williams, and Blane Williams; uncle, Nathan Orange (Angie), and children, Noah Orange, Emmie Orange, Gunner Orange, and Jensie Orange; uncle, Mattai "Tai" Orange (Joanna), and children, Ethan Orange and Eva Orange; aunt, Heather Rives, and children, Easton Rives, Camryn Rives, and Lawson Rives; uncle, Casey Kirk (Trisha), and children, Elisah Kirk and Ian Kirk; uncle, Jeff Kirk (Ashley), and children, Madalyn Kirk, Lylah Kirk, and Reaghan Kirk; and many other extended family members. Funeral service will be Sunday, December 29, 2024, at 4pm in the Chapel of Cheatham County Funeral Home. Visitation will be the same day from 1pm until the service hour of 4pm.
Cheatham County Funeral Home 615-792-2552 on-line condolences at www.cheathamcountyfh.com
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