Margaret Yvonne "Maggie" Kinsey was born in Sabetha, Kansas on September 29, 1934 to Harry and Peggy Corwin, and sister Joanne.
Her early years of schooling included Roosevelt Elementary, Hamilton Jr. High, and Polytechnic High School, graduating in 1952.
As a young woman, Maggie played the cello, and in the 7th grade, became the youngest to play in the Women's Symphony Orchestra in Long Beach, CA.
Maggie went on to earn a degree from San Jose State University in 1972.
Maggie married the "love of her life," Ronald David Kinsey on November 11, 1960, and together they raised five wonderful and successful children, (Mike, Debbie, Anam, David, and Danica), and ten grandchildren (Amanda, Adam, Jeremy, Wailea, Jessica, Julian, Michelle, Stephanie, Justin, and Garret).
Maggie, Ron, and family lived in many places including New Mexico, Texas, and California. But, Maggie always talked about moving back to Texas.
For the past year she was able to live East Texas where she looked forward to long car rides to "enjoy the beautiful scenery" or sitting in her daughter's house "watching the wildlife scamper in the yard."
On August 24, 2023, Maggie peacefully passed away with her daughter, Danica, and son, David, by her side.
Margaret Yvonne Kinsey will always be remembered as a loving and generous wife, mother, aunt, and grandmother. We all know she is enjoying one of her final wishes of "getting to dance with Ron again." Dance freely, rest well, and we love you very much.
Posted online on September 20, 2023
Published in The Desert Sun
Her early years of schooling included Roosevelt Elementary, Hamilton Jr. High, and Polytechnic High School, graduating in 1952.
As a young woman, Maggie played the cello, and in the 7th grade, became the youngest to play in the Women's Symphony Orchestra in Long Beach, CA.
Maggie went on to earn a degree from San Jose State University in 1972.
Maggie married the "love of her life," Ronald David Kinsey on November 11, 1960, and together they raised five wonderful and successful children, (Mike, Debbie, Anam, David, and Danica), and ten grandchildren (Amanda, Adam, Jeremy, Wailea, Jessica, Julian, Michelle, Stephanie, Justin, and Garret).
Maggie, Ron, and family lived in many places including New Mexico, Texas, and California. But, Maggie always talked about moving back to Texas.
For the past year she was able to live East Texas where she looked forward to long car rides to "enjoy the beautiful scenery" or sitting in her daughter's house "watching the wildlife scamper in the yard."
On August 24, 2023, Maggie peacefully passed away with her daughter, Danica, and son, David, by her side.
Margaret Yvonne Kinsey will always be remembered as a loving and generous wife, mother, aunt, and grandmother. We all know she is enjoying one of her final wishes of "getting to dance with Ron again." Dance freely, rest well, and we love you very much.
Posted online on September 20, 2023
Published in The Desert Sun
Margaret Yvonne "Maggie" Kinsey was born in Sabetha, Kansas on September 29, 1934 to Harry and Peggy Corwin, and sister Joanne.
Her early years of schooling included Roosevelt Elementary, Hamilton Jr. High, and Polytechnic High School, graduating in 1952.
As a young woman, Maggie played the cello, and in the 7th grade, became the youngest to play in the Women's Symphony Orchestra in Long Beach, CA.
Maggie went on to earn a degree from San Jose State University in 1972.
Maggie married the "love of her life," Ronald David Kinsey on November 11, 1960, and together they raised five wonderful and successful children, (Mike, Debbie, Anam, David, and Danica), and ten grandchildren (Amanda, Adam, Jeremy, Wailea, Jessica, Julian, Michelle, Stephanie, Justin, and Garret).
Maggie, Ron, and family lived in many places including New Mexico, Texas, and California. But, Maggie always talked about moving back to Texas.
For the past year she was able to live East Texas where she looked forward to long car rides to "enjoy the beautiful scenery" or sitting in her daughter's house "watching the wildlife scamper in the yard."
On August 24, 2023, Maggie peacefully passed away with her daughter, Danica, and son, David, by her side.
Margaret Yvonne Kinsey will always be remembered as a loving and generous wife, mother, aunt, and grandmother. We all know she is enjoying one of her final wishes of "getting to dance with Ron again." Dance freely, rest well, and we love you very much.
Posted online on September 20, 2023
Published in The Desert Sun
Her early years of schooling included Roosevelt Elementary, Hamilton Jr. High, and Polytechnic High School, graduating in 1952.
As a young woman, Maggie played the cello, and in the 7th grade, became the youngest to play in the Women's Symphony Orchestra in Long Beach, CA.
Maggie went on to earn a degree from San Jose State University in 1972.
Maggie married the "love of her life," Ronald David Kinsey on November 11, 1960, and together they raised five wonderful and successful children, (Mike, Debbie, Anam, David, and Danica), and ten grandchildren (Amanda, Adam, Jeremy, Wailea, Jessica, Julian, Michelle, Stephanie, Justin, and Garret).
Maggie, Ron, and family lived in many places including New Mexico, Texas, and California. But, Maggie always talked about moving back to Texas.
For the past year she was able to live East Texas where she looked forward to long car rides to "enjoy the beautiful scenery" or sitting in her daughter's house "watching the wildlife scamper in the yard."
On August 24, 2023, Maggie peacefully passed away with her daughter, Danica, and son, David, by her side.
Margaret Yvonne Kinsey will always be remembered as a loving and generous wife, mother, aunt, and grandmother. We all know she is enjoying one of her final wishes of "getting to dance with Ron again." Dance freely, rest well, and we love you very much.
Posted online on September 20, 2023
Published in The Desert Sun
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