Sherry Rose Kinnett |
| Posted 2025-12-05 by mhenderson |
| Published by The Miner on Dec. 2, 2025 - Kingman, Arizona - Sherry Rose Kinnett, born Oct. 17, 1971, in Perris, California, passed away on Nov. 27, 2025, Thanksgiving Day. Sherry grew up with a bold spirit and a heart that never stopped roaming. In 1996, she moved to Kingman, Arizona with her father, Walter Dean Kinnett Sr., where she focused on raising her two sons. Sherry was known for being brutally honest, laid-back, a little goofy, and always unapologetically herself. She loved to chill, vibe, and listen to music, and she lived with a free spirit—often spontaneous, always adventurous, and never afraid to take off on a trip with no plan. Those who loved her will never forget her late-night calls and voicemails—sometimes wandering into funny, random stories, other times coming in loud and full of passion—but always filled with her unique mix of love, honesty, and that unmistakable Sherry energy that only she had. Instilled in her by her mother, Elsie Kinnett, was a deep love and pride for her Navajo culture and spirituality, a connection she carried with her throughout her life. She is survived by her sons Kevin Dean Kinnett and Kraven Dean Kinnett, and her grandson, Kaesynn Dean Kinnett, who was a source of pride and joy in her life. She is also survived by her brothers Walter Dean Kinnett Jr. and Mike Augustine, and her sisters Lupita Augustine and Karen Wawahsuck. She is also survived by her many nieces and nephews whom she loved very so. Sherry lived life on her own terms—honest, free, unpredictable, goofy, and full of heart. She will be remembered for her spirit, her humor, her stories, her late-night messages, her strength, and the love she had for her family and her culture. She is reunited now with her parents, Walter Dean Kinnett Sr. and Elsie Kinnett, whose love and guidance shaped her life. Her memory will forever remain with those who loved her. Details of her service will be shared online via Kraven Kinnett's Facebook page. |
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