Kaylynn Kingery

March 14, 1955 - January 24, 2022

Kaylynn Kingery, 66, born March 14th, 1955, Detroit, MI, passed away January 24, 2022, Woodbridge, VA

Our beloved Kaylynn has left this life to join in heaven, her mother, Helen Mae Kingery, father, Victor U Kingery III, brother Jeffrey Allan Kingery, and son Jason Cash, along with her beloved grandparents. Living on in her memory is her fiancé and love-of-life Alan Miller (please see Alan’s tribute below), her brothers and sisters-in-law Victor U Kingery IV (Teresa) and Douglas Alonzo Kingery (Olwyn) who miss her dearly, along with loving nieces Amber and Olivia, nephews Victor, Stephan, Alonzo, Augus and Kogan, great nieces and nephews, beloved aunts, uncles, cousins, and extended family. Also, many close friends will miss Kaylynn’s special love, especially Cynthia (Chris), Cindy, June, Jill, and many more. Her special friends at her home, the ‘Cabins’ on the Potomac River include Mark, Terry, Mike, James, Casey and their families, and the many others that have visited that special place.

Kaylynn was dedicated to Jesus and lived in the grace of God. She was an independent woman, living life as Jesus would, always being there for others.

Kaylynn grew up in Detroit with our loving, close family and many friends. Kaylynn became the matriarch of our family, keeping everyone connected with her special love of life, her bond of never ending caring and compassion. Kaylynn worked for Fairfax County for many years in the real estate industry and will be missed dearly by her friends and colleagues there. If you were blessed and lucky to have known Kaylynn, you know her love, laugh, and warmth will live on forever in our memories.

Dedicated to Kaylynn, from Alan:

“My Kaylynn, we’re so good together. I love the way we know each other heart and soul. Kaylynn has touched many hearts with warmest thoughts, so giving, so accepting, so supportive. I never imagined a connection so genuine, so meant to be, so sure to last. It takes a special kind of person to care enough to take time for others, to do whatever it takes to help somebody out. Nothing Loved is Ever Lost. No one who has ever touched a heart can really pass away, because memories remain, and love lives on. It’s your time to shine, I love you.” Alan.

God Bless you our beloved Kaylynn. Until we meet again, we love you.

Kaylynn Kingery, 66, born March 14th, 1955, Detroit, MI, passed away January 24, 2022, Woodbridge, VA Our beloved Kaylynn has left this life to join in heaven, her mother, Helen Mae Kingery, father, Victor U Kingery III, brother Jeffrey Allan Kingery, and son Jason Cash, along with her beloved grandparents. Living on in her memoryContinue Reading

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We were so saddened to learn of your passing. One of my children’s favorite things to at the river was see you. Great memories will remain forever. We were so saddened to learn of your passing. One of my children’s favorite things to at the river was see you. Great memories will remain forever. 5 trees were planted in the memory of Kaylynn Kingery

Goodbye Dear Friend, So many memories over the last 40 years. From our crazy times In DC til now, you have been a true friend. The "Girls Of Summer" trips to Nagshead, our Christmas parties, and dancing, dancing, dancing all the time. We were friends from the time I met up with you in DC, after not seeing you since 9th grade and you said, "you sound like Michigan". I will miss out texts, phone calls and visits, especially staying up half the night laughing. Pete and I had such a great time visiting you and Allan, and all your fun neighbors, and we loved the times you stayed with us here. We think of you every time we have breakfast on the deck. I am so glad to have known you and will miss you always. Cindy Severts (Kuzma)

KKu2026.whether a month or a year went by we could always pick up just where we left off; it was like no time had passed. 40 yrs later and we were so looking forward to our next visit! Just waited for that endless bathroom finished, ALANud83eudd29Youu2019re home was so relaxing and it was always such a treat to both Floyd and I to visit you! He knew all your neighbors and he almost loved it more than meud83eudd29 All those crabs, yummyud83dude0b and I never had a jello shooter since that u201coneu201d time when I learned the hard wayud83dude33 So many wonderful memories over the years. Skiing in Colo, snorkeling in the Caymans, pizza like no other, and the wonderful Christmas shopping in Nov back in the good old days! Thanks to my ex husband you and I became girlfriends for lifeud83dudc95 You are deeply missed my friend. I texted you every day and I know you could hear me. I prayed God would heal your body and sadly, He took you to be an Angel too soon for all of us who knew and loved youud83dudc7c You will never be forgotten dear friend and I will see you again one day in Godu2019s time. Rest is peace KK and know that a piece of that special place you called home thru that forest will be so empty without you but will always know you were thereud83dudc95 Sympathies to all who lost you and especially to the love of your life, Alan. Love always, Cindy & Floyd

I send my sincere condolences to the Kingery family and loving friends. She was a wonderful person and Iu2019m glad to have known her.

One noble tree for each beating heart gathering eternal love for our most beautiful spirit Kaylynn. Forever, Doug Olwyn Alonzo Kogan Augie Kingery One noble tree for each beating heart gathering eternal love for our most beautiful spirit Kaylynn. Forever, Doug Olwyn Alonzo Kogan Augie Kingery 5 trees were planted in the memory of Kaylynn Kingery

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