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After a 4.5 year battle with cancer, the sweet and beautiful Kinsley Alaina Moore passed away at home, surrounded by her family, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026. This beautiful angel will be missed by so many, but we are comforted to know that she is in the loving arms of Jesus.
Kinsley was the sweetest kid you could ever know. She loved traveling and going to the beach. Her family had the joy of taking her to Disney to meet Stitch. You could always find her with a stuffed animal including her Stitch, her Cow, her Strawberry Watermelon, her Seal, her Pup, Angel, and so many more.
You could not meet Kinsley without her smile being the light that stayed with you forever. She was so “Sassy and Sweet,” always being the party in a room. Everyone at her school, General Sherman Junior High, knew and loved her. Her family appreciates all the love and care they have given.
Kinsley loved her family. Her mother, Brandy, was blessed to be chosen to be her momma. They enjoyed laughing and making so many lasting memories. Brandy and her husband, Scott felt so lucky to have the precious time they had together, even if it was never enough. She brought so much joy to her father, Keith. She enjoyed her cats and beagles as they would play. She and her sister, Briana, were truly the closest friends, as they drove one another crazy, no one fought harder for one another. Her brother Jayden, her twin, loved to protect her and make her smile. Kinsley’s best friend, Liv, who was by her side from the beginning, meant so much to her and they had so many great times together. There are SO many family members and friends that have reached out and loved her. Words can never express how thankful her family will forever be.
Kinsley was surrounded by so much love. After her diagnosis, Kinsley fought so hard, and continued to defy the odds time and time again. When someone gave her bad news, she responded with, “I beat it once, I’ll beat it again.” She was truly a “Beast,” who never complained. Her family is so proud of the fight that she gave to share each moment here with them.
She will truly be missed by all who knew and loved her. We know that even though her fight may be over, she is celebrating and dancing with Jesus.
A celebration of her life will be held on Friday, June 26, from 3-5pm at Tree Church, 721 North Memorial Drive, Lancaster, Ohio, with her service to begin at 5pm. Reception to follow.
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