Kyanne, a child of joy and movement loved dessert every night and coffee every morning. She delighted in dancing and teaching herself gymnastics. Her extraordinary dream was to become a police officer. Her last Halloween she went into her community as a police woman on duty. Kyanne was always willing to jump in to help with whatever needed to be done, never needing to be asked or told. She was sassy, bossy, and loved her brothers and sisters unconditionally. She loved shopping the yard sales with her Meme, singing for Jesus, swimming, taking selfies with herself and family members and making videos of herself (she wanted to be famous on Youtube). She faithfully attended the World Harvest Church of Caldwell, who loved her. In the end Kyanne ended up making all of her dreams come true. She was a dancer, a gymnast, a cop, a mommy, a best friend, a WAY MAKER! She has lit up this community, city and even states now with her light, so she did end up being famous after all. Keep shining your light, little dancing star, on those who did not even know they needed it.
She is survived by mother, Kyla Jo Guest; siblings, Reese (13), Paige (12), Tristan, (11), Jameson (8), Elijah (2) and Ivy Mae (1); grandparents, Sharla Johnson, Kenneth Guest, and great-grandmother, Kathryn Hall, her Aunt Charli, uncles Cody and Austin, cousins that were considered her other brothers and sisters Isaiah, Kathryn, Trey, Harper, Benjamin, Karson, Yaiden and more family and friends.
She is survived by mother, Kyla Jo Guest; siblings, Reese (13), Paige (12), Tristan, (11), Jameson (8), Elijah (2) and Ivy Mae (1); grandparents, Sharla Johnson, Kenneth Guest, and great-grandmother, Kathryn Hall, her Aunt Charli, uncles Cody and Austin, cousins that were considered her other brothers and sisters Isaiah, Kathryn, Trey, Harper, Benjamin, Karson, Yaiden and more family and friends.
Kyanne, a child of joy and movement loved dessert every night and coffee every morning. She delighted in dancing and teaching herself gymnastics. Her extraordinary dream was to become a police officer. Her last Halloween she went into her community as a police woman on duty. Kyanne was always willing to jump in to help with whatever needed to be done, never needing to be asked or told. She was sassy, bossy, and loved her brothers and sisters unconditionally. She loved shopping the yard sales with her Meme, singing for Jesus, swimming, taking selfies with herself and family members and making videos of herself (she wanted to be famous on Youtube). She faithfully attended the World Harvest Church of Caldwell, who loved her. In the end Kyanne ended up making all of her dreams come true. She was a dancer, a gymnast, a cop, a mommy, a best friend, a WAY MAKER! She has lit up this community, city and even states now with her light, so she did end up being famous after all. Keep shining your light, little dancing star, on those who did not even know they needed it.
She is survived by mother, Kyla Jo Guest; siblings, Reese (13), Paige (12), Tristan, (11), Jameson (8), Elijah (2) and Ivy Mae (1); grandparents, Sharla Johnson, Kenneth Guest, and great-grandmother, Kathryn Hall, her Aunt Charli, uncles Cody and Austin, cousins that were considered her other brothers and sisters Isaiah, Kathryn, Trey, Harper, Benjamin, Karson, Yaiden and more family and friends.
She is survived by mother, Kyla Jo Guest; siblings, Reese (13), Paige (12), Tristan, (11), Jameson (8), Elijah (2) and Ivy Mae (1); grandparents, Sharla Johnson, Kenneth Guest, and great-grandmother, Kathryn Hall, her Aunt Charli, uncles Cody and Austin, cousins that were considered her other brothers and sisters Isaiah, Kathryn, Trey, Harper, Benjamin, Karson, Yaiden and more family and friends.
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