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Kingston Tuttle Obituary
He was born in Louisville, Kentucky on Wednesday, May 12, 2021 to Rachelle and Jonathan Tuttle.
The Tuttle Family are members of Field of Grace Baptist Church.
Kingston is survived by his parents Rachelle and Jonathan Tuttle of Shepherdsville, his siblings, Aiden, Maci, Vivian and Jaxon Tuttle all of Shepherdsville, his grandparents Rondal Tuttle of Shepherdsville, Angela and Jr. Wallace of Bardstown, Vicki and Jamie Curtsinger of Bardstown, his great grandparents Rick and Cindy Mudd of Louisville and Roy Keeling of Bardstown.
Funeral service will be on Monday at 2:00 p.m. at Field of Grace with Bro. E.J. Lanham officiating and burial will follow in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Visitation will be on Monday at Field of Grace 6674 S. Preston, Lebanon Junction, Ky 40150 from 10 a.m. till time of the service.
My precious King you were a light in the world. Our Hearts are shattered and broken. Your smile was contagious and the joy you brought to our lives and others will always be with us. God had other plans for you and we trust that he has a plan in all of this. The days will forever be long. But we will live out each day we were graciously given in your name. Until we meet again, Love mama and daddy.
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