On Monday, Nov. 22, 2004, our beloved Kristine "Krissy" Rose Tenney went to be with Jesus in her heavenly home. After a fierce struggle with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular illness, she died of related complications.
In her 19 years of life, Krissy touched the hearts of many with her child-like faith and precious smile. We will miss Krissy, but we know that she is in a place where there is no more pain, no fear, and no tears.
Krissy made a profession of faith at the age of 6 years. Now she is free from struggle from her earthly body.
Krissy is survived by her full-blood sister, Crystal Tenney, and her adoptive family as follows: parents Barry and Linda; sisters Tina and Natasha; and brothers Brian and Anders.
She is also survived by her birth mother, Rose; sister Bianca; birth father Lester; sister Darlene; brother Lester Jr.; grandmothers, and many others who loved her.
A memorial service for Krissy will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Moscow Church of the Nazarene. A covered-dish meal will immediately follow at Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorial gifts or donations may be given to Care Net of the Palouse.
In her 19 years of life, Krissy touched the hearts of many with her child-like faith and precious smile. We will miss Krissy, but we know that she is in a place where there is no more pain, no fear, and no tears.
Krissy made a profession of faith at the age of 6 years. Now she is free from struggle from her earthly body.
Krissy is survived by her full-blood sister, Crystal Tenney, and her adoptive family as follows: parents Barry and Linda; sisters Tina and Natasha; and brothers Brian and Anders.
She is also survived by her birth mother, Rose; sister Bianca; birth father Lester; sister Darlene; brother Lester Jr.; grandmothers, and many others who loved her.
A memorial service for Krissy will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Moscow Church of the Nazarene. A covered-dish meal will immediately follow at Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorial gifts or donations may be given to Care Net of the Palouse.
On Monday, Nov. 22, 2004, our beloved Kristine "Krissy" Rose Tenney went to be with Jesus in her heavenly home. After a fierce struggle with myasthenia gravis, a neuromuscular illness, she died of related complications.
In her 19 years of life, Krissy touched the hearts of many with her child-like faith and precious smile. We will miss Krissy, but we know that she is in a place where there is no more pain, no fear, and no tears.
Krissy made a profession of faith at the age of 6 years. Now she is free from struggle from her earthly body.
Krissy is survived by her full-blood sister, Crystal Tenney, and her adoptive family as follows: parents Barry and Linda; sisters Tina and Natasha; and brothers Brian and Anders.
She is also survived by her birth mother, Rose; sister Bianca; birth father Lester; sister Darlene; brother Lester Jr.; grandmothers, and many others who loved her.
A memorial service for Krissy will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Moscow Church of the Nazarene. A covered-dish meal will immediately follow at Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorial gifts or donations may be given to Care Net of the Palouse.
In her 19 years of life, Krissy touched the hearts of many with her child-like faith and precious smile. We will miss Krissy, but we know that she is in a place where there is no more pain, no fear, and no tears.
Krissy made a profession of faith at the age of 6 years. Now she is free from struggle from her earthly body.
Krissy is survived by her full-blood sister, Crystal Tenney, and her adoptive family as follows: parents Barry and Linda; sisters Tina and Natasha; and brothers Brian and Anders.
She is also survived by her birth mother, Rose; sister Bianca; birth father Lester; sister Darlene; brother Lester Jr.; grandmothers, and many others who loved her.
A memorial service for Krissy will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Moscow Church of the Nazarene. A covered-dish meal will immediately follow at Trinity Baptist Church.
Memorial gifts or donations may be given to Care Net of the Palouse.
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