Kinsley Rose Licwinko

Kinsley Rose Licwinko, born on April 27, 2026, peacefully passed away on May 7, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. Though her time with us was brief, lasting only ten precious days, Kinsley’s presence brought immense love and joy to all who knew her. She was a beloved daughter, sister, and granddaughter, cherished beyond measure from the very first moment she entered this world.

Kinsley’s parents, Jason E. Licwinko, Jr. and Summer L. (Dey) Licwinko, held her close with hearts full of love and hope. Her big sister, Ella L. Dey, welcomed her with open arms and an everlasting bond that will continue to shine brightly across time. The warmth and affection Kinsley inspired extended through both sides of her family.

Her paternal grandparents, Jason E. Licwinko-Touhill and his husband Larry Licwinko-Touhill, along with Cindy M. Licwinko, enveloped Kinsley in a loving embrace, savoring every moment with their cherished granddaughter. Maternal grandparents, Stefan J. and Cindy H. Dey, likewise carried her spirit in their hearts, feeling the deep connection that transcended her short journey.

Kinsley was also deeply loved by her aunts and uncles: Jerimiah Dey; Danielle Lewis, wife of Ian; Joseph Lichty; Kaitlyn Licwinko; Jessica Haus, wife of Caleb; and Joshua Garnett. Their love, support, and tenderness surrounded her fully, alongside many great aunts, uncles, and cousins who hold her memory dear.

We remember with loving thoughts Kinsley’s paternal great-grandmothers, Cheryl Newby and Beverly J. Klesen, and her maternal great-grandparents, Merril and Phyllis Hook, who have gone before her and keep watch over her from afar.

Though Kinsley’s life was only ten days long, she was held with a love so vast it cannot be measured. Her short time with her family was filled with an outpouring of warmth, hope, and the undeniable promise that she will forever remain a treasured part of their hearts.

Kinsley Rose Licwinko will be remembered for the boundless love she inspired—a tiny soul whose impact will be lasting, profound, and deeply cherished by all who had the honor to know her brief life. Her memory will shine gently, a quiet but unwavering light in the lives of her family and friends.