The brightest ray of sunshine and the best source of laughter in our lives, Kinley Renee Williams, went to join her Mommy in Heaven on Sunday October 18, 2026, at the young age of 23.
Kinley Renee Williams was born on September 2, 2003, in Fayetteville to Kendall and the late Lindsay Deweese Williams.
She leaves behind on this earth her father Kendall Williams, sisters Ginny Williams and Sydney Carter and Husband Colton Carter. Mother Mandy Williams, and step sisters Karlee Green and Kyndall Green and step brothers Tristan Gibson and Zack Abaza. Grandparents Tommy and Cathy Deweese of Fayetteville. Shirley and Morgan Williams of Farmington. Step Grandparents Rodger and Cheryl Haynes. Aunt and Uncle Jennifer and Johnny Peoples. Cousins Kiera and Travis Southerland, Ashlyn Peoples and Lola Peoples. Aunt Suzette Vest. Cousins Weston Maggard and son Everett and Clyde, Nicele Maggard and Husband Nick Deyoung and kids Lucchese and Langston, and Kendra and Husband Clark Kinch and daughter Lorellai. Aunt and Uncle Leanne and Hunter Deweese. Cousins Holden and John Grady Deweese. Aunt and uncle Sharon and Bob Cheyne. Aunt and Uncle Rhonda and Gary. Cheyne.
Along with SO many friends from Vandergriff, Woodland, Fayetteville High School where she was a member of the BeeHive class and she was a member of the Varsity cheer team. She played special olympics basketball and ran track and field for Fayetteville High School and cheered for iNFiNiTY Athletics. She was a member of Life Styles where she worked and made so many new friends. Kinley loved everyone and they loved all of her, she sure never met a stranger! She believed in Jesus, she loved everything Elvis and Dolly Parton, and she was the ultimate puzzle master! In her honor because we all know Kinley please wear fun bright colors and even throw in some sparkles as we celebrate her beautiful, fun, and bright life as she joins her Mommy in Heaven.
Visitation will be 5–7 p.m. Friday, October 23, 2026, at Moore’s Chapel. Graveside service will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Fairview Memorial Gardens in Fayetteville under the direction of Moore’s Chapel in Fayetteville.
In lieu of flowers if you would like to make a memorial gift in her name please make them to Life Styles lifestylesinc.kindful.com or The Smith-Magenis Syndrome research institute http://www.raregenomics.org/donate.
Our family will never be able to put in words the gratitude we have for the time and care Nurse Craig and Nurse Cheyenne showed Kinley while she was at WRMC!