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Kay Ann Strikwerda (Sinclair)

April 16, 1968 – September 19, 2026


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Kay Strikwerda Sinclair was born April 16, 1968, to her loving parents, Janke and Norma.  Kay was a devoted mother of three, a loving wife, and a cherished friend.  She is survived by her sons, Mason, Kyle, and Kelsey Austin, and her beloved husband, Charles Sinclair.  She Also loved her three beloved fur babies, Little One, Amara, and Khalessi–gave her unconditional love and companionship throughout her battle with cancer.  She was born in Florida, she was raised in Alamogordo, NM, later lived in Lone Tree, Co, and made her final home in Gold Canyon, AZ.

She was devoted to her career in the oil, gas and power industries as a successful proposal manager.  Her hobbies were volunteering, painting, walking, and swimming.

She showed great strength throughout her battle with cancer and in difficult times.  She was kind, caring, and selfless, always making sure others were taken care of.

She will be deeply missed.

In lieu of a funeral, she asks that everyone who know her raise a toast in her honor.

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Kay Ann Strikwerda (Sinclair)

April 16, 1968 – September 19, 2026


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Kay Strikwerda Sinclair was born April 16, 1968, to her loving parents, Janke and Norma.  Kay was a devoted mother of three, a loving wife, and a cherished friend.  She is survived by her sons, Mason, Kyle, and Kelsey Austin, and her beloved husband, Charles Sinclair.  She Also loved her three beloved fur babies, Little One, Amara, and Khalessi–gave her unconditional love and companionship throughout her battle with cancer.  She was born in Florida, she was raised in Alamogordo, NM, later lived in Lone Tree, Co, and made her final home in Gold Canyon, AZ.

She was devoted to her career in the oil, gas and power industries as a successful proposal manager.  Her hobbies were volunteering, painting, walking, and swimming.

She showed great strength throughout her battle with cancer and in difficult times.  She was kind, caring, and selfless, always making sure others were taken care of.

She will be deeply missed.

In lieu of a funeral, she asks that everyone who know her raise a toast in her honor.

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