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Kenny Hayes
June 3, 2023
It was an honor to work with Kip as Box Office Manager in the late 80s. May his memory be for a blessing.
Ginger Hill
May 3, 2011
1970 thru 1975 studying at the School of Performing Arts with Kip, Patti, Barbara, Norm, and Rick -- some of the most memorable years of my life -- little Phyllis and Ronnie running around the studio during classes. Kip unleashed in me a passion for dance and performing I didn't realize I had. His ideas and creativity were years and years ahead of his time. Thank you Kip, for opening up a new world to me. Love, thoughts, and prayers to all his family. God bless, Ginger
April 18, 2011
Our daughter, Sharon Clinton, was one of Kip and Pattie's first students in 1965 and she was soon joined by Kelly and Lisa Reed. We treasure our memories of Kip, remembering him as so very talented and caring about his students. He made a real impact on our lives.
Mary and Bill Reed, San Diego, CA.
April 16, 2011
How wonderful to have led your life with a passion and love for what you did - DANCE. Your steps will forever leave a foot print and the rhythm of your heart beat will live on in all the lives you touched. Our dance days started at Royals in junior high. Our deepest sympathy and prayers to all of the family. Joanne Horvath La Poma ( Mrs. Mario)
Doreen Ratigan
April 15, 2011
My daughter, Anise Rose, danced with Mr. Kip and Ms. Liza at their Baldwin Park Studio. They are both credited with her poise, grace and love of the arts. You will be missed, Kip!
Kim Keyser
April 14, 2011
Thank you for the impact you had on the Orlando Arts community, and our family in particular. Much love to those left behind... Kim Keyser( former student of SPA)
April 14, 2011
During my teen years, and then again in my late 20's, Kip was my mentor, friend, and big brother. I doubt I would ever have had the career I had in dance and theatre had it not been for his influence, support, and friendship.
George Koller (Brasstown, NC)
Gloria Keyser
April 14, 2011
So sorry to hear of Kip's Passing. His teaching and love for dance made a huge impact on my life... I learned so very much from him and will be forever grateful. My love and thoughts to the Family: Barbara, Patti, Phyllis, Ronnie, and Beyond. Peace!
Pam Ellis
April 14, 2011
What wonderful memories I have of being a member of the Ballet Royal and having Kip as a teacher/choreographer. Tremendous talent and the ability to work so well with kids of all ages. Both he and his sister Barbara have left an amazing legacy of dance for the Orlando area and every city their creativity touched. Their boundless work for the schools and companies they created will live on forever in my memory. They gave to the community in everything they did.
Pam (Mellor) Ellis
Boulder, CO
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