
Kori M. Kuehni
November 18, 1972 - August 31, 2019
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Teresa Terzich
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We are sending prayers, thoughts and love to the family and friends of Kori. She was a true inspiration of what it means to never give up! She said it well, when she quoted her Dad, “Your a Kuehni. Kuehni’s never give up!” Something my Dad always told me too. Besides sharing the same birthday as Kori, I have many treasured memories of spending family time with her. When we visited Uncle Gary and Aunt Nancy Kori always did my hair and nails as a little girl! I loved it and she wouldn’t let anyone see until she was all done:). I always remember feeling a bit sad though because I would want to jump in their pool right after to play with the cousins, and all the hair spray would be gone and my hair back to being straight. She had a talent for sure! The pool parties were the best! Kori playing with us cousins, of course chasing her brother Jeremy, fireworks, watching Disney movies, laughs, smiles and the happiness of being around family. Later in life, Kori was one person who introduced me to the love of my life while swimming in that same pool. I still remember the day fondly. Also, Kori would be happy to know we still have a “sample” of water from that pool that Joey collected😉 Time passed and I was happy for the day when we were finally able to reconnect. What an amazing, caring mom Kori was day in and day out. She fought a good fight and always remained true to herself. We are praying for peace, strength and healing for her family. May God be with you all. With much love and sympathy, Teresa, Joe, Julia and Thomas Terzich
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Kimberly Edney
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Kori touched more lives than even she knew. Such a beautiful, colorful soul gone way too soon!
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Tanya
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Purple for my purple girl I'm still breathing. I love you my sister And I miss you horribly... Pinky Swear
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Carol Miller
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Kori took care of our daughter when I needed to get back to work. It was difficult for me to leave her with just anybody. I wanted someone to hold her when they fed her. It isn't easy to find good daycare for babies. I wasn't comfortable with the place we had found but there wasn't much to choose from at that time. Kori said she would take Abby until we could find somewhere we liked. She took good care of Abby for 9 months and I will forever be grateful for giving me peace of mind during that time. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family, especially her children, who lost their mother too soon.
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Jennifer Figy
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I am so sorry for the loss of Kori, We grew up on the same street, neighborhood kids. I will always remember her for her spunky, no mess with me attitude which made her very unique. We reconnected through Face Book and I am very thankful for that. She shared so much of what she was dealing with and no sugar coating. She is a Warrior hero and will always be. To her children, I am so sorry. I hope you and the rest of Kori's family and friends can find comfort in the beautiful memories of her.