Kaylee Webber

Kaylee Webber, of Georgetown, TX passed from this life unexpectedly on November 26, 2023. She was headed back home after spending the Thanksgiving weekend with her family in San Angelo and was involved in a tragic motor vehicle accident in Llano County. She was 20 years old. Her family and friends are shocked and grieved by the loss of such a sweet, vibrant life. She would have turned 21 in just a few weeks.
She was born to Joel Webber and Kelly Trojanowski in Webster, TX on 12/19/2002. She is survived by her mother and father as well as her step-father, Steven Trojanowski. Siblings are August Webber, Krista Trojanowski, and Alex Trojanowski. Grand-parents are Bill Ruth, Lenora (Beth) Trojanowski, Steve Trojanowski, Sr., Carrie Trojanowski, and David Winburne. Aunts and Uncles: Shayne and Jere' Webber, David and Sharmy Trojanowski, Jason and Shyla Trojanowski, Daniel and Maryulin Trojanowski, Bryan Ruth, Alisha Ruth, Julian Winburne, Guthery Herrera and Lavonne Winburne, Johnny and Lucy De La Rosa. Cousins: Jackie Roesch, Britton, Michael, and Belen Webber, Jesse Long, Merrick Panes, Tyler, Nick, Brittany, Samantha, and Caleb, DJ, Damian, Ian, Aislynn, Addisyn, and Allisyn Trojanowski, Morgan Bishop, Kyla Kelley, Kaitlyn Gray, Zayden Perez, Keeley Herrera, Emmanuel and Aliyah De La Rosa, and second cousin- Kaizley Yates. She also leaves behind her boyfriend, Kenneth Guinn and his family. She was preceded in death by her great-grandmothers Willie Marie Kohlstedt and Norma Anderson, and grandparents Leigh Ann Winburne and John and Shelley Webber.
Kaylee attended High School in Fairfield, CA and was part of the Early College Program through Rodriguez High School. She had achieved all of her credits for her Associates Degree. She was completing her final pre-requisites and was looking forward to entering the Engineering Program at the University of Texas in Austin to receive her Bachelor's Degree.
Kaylee competed in hip hop dance throughout her high school years with Chapkis Dance in Fairfield, CA. She moved to Texas once she graduated in 2021. Her other hobbies included billiards, bowling, and working with cars. Kaylee had a heart of gold. Her faith was strong. She loved God and loved people. Her smile lit up a room and her laugh was contagious. She accepted and loved everyone for whoever they were. You would rarely hear any negative comment leave her mouth; always an encourager that looked at the positive in life and pushed towards her goals. Kaylee had a drive within her that propelled her to success. She was very competitive, and strived to be one of the best at anything that she put her hand or mind to. She will be greatly missed by all that loved her, but we trust that she is in a beautiful place and spared from any future pain or heartache that this world brings. We look forward to the day when we have the opportunity to reunite with her again on the other side. She would encourage everyone that reads this to not only love and do good while you are here, but to truly seek and invest in faith of what lies beyond this life and embrace it fully. Kaylee would tell you that Jesus is real and through him, we all have hope. May God bless, comfort, and protect us all.
Public service to be held at Glen Meadows Baptist church on Monday, December 4, 2023, at 11:00 AM with a private burial service following for family members. Thank you for all of your prayers and support during this most difficult time.