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Kelly Kenner

  • On September 10, 2026
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Kelly Kenner, 58, of South Park, Pennsylvania, passed away on September 4, 2026, after a courageous, years-long battle with cancer.
Kelly will be remembered by her family for her remarkable strength, ability to make anyone laugh without even trying, creativity, intelligence, and the love she had for those closest to her. She especially treasured time with her grandchildren and had a deep love of live music and animals. Even through difficult years, Kelly remained a fighter, and she left an impression on the people who knew and loved her.
She is survived by her children: Angela Kenner of Baden, Pennsylvania, her wife Callie, and their daughter, Bowie; Ashley Kenner of Carnegie, Pennsylvania, and her children, Ryan, Arlo, and Lydia; Brian Kenner of South Park, Pennsylvania; Samantha Zimmermann and her partner, Jessie; Stephanie Zimmermann of South Park, Pennsylvania, her husband Kian, and their daughters, Harlow and Ren; and Zac Zimmermann of South Park, Pennsylvania.
Kelly is also survived by her mother, Judy Robbins of Pleasant Hills, Pennsylvania.
A private memorial will be held with family.
In honor of Kelly’s love of animals, those wishing to remember her may consider making a donation in her memory to a local humane society or animal welfare organization.
Kelly’s strength, humor, creativity, and love for her family will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered.

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3 Comments

Stephanie
I love you forever, Mom.💜
LISA A NEESE
There so many memories I have of you, Kelly; considering we were together even before we were born. :) Growing up, we spent so many summers at the pool, playing made-up games in the yard, and sled riding all winter long. I will always treasure those times and the many other good memories we made with our kids when they were young, as well. It is still hard to believe that you are not with us here, Kel, but I know that where you are, there is no more pain, struggling or fear, and that you are at peace. Above all, I know that I will definitely be with you again one day. Until then, I pray you know nothing but joy and laughter always. Miss you, cuz.. and I love you! Lisa
Anna Zazac
Even though I was just a friend of her daughter, she was always very welcoming. She was always interested in hearing about the plans of her kids and even their friends for the future. With sympathy, Anna Zazac DeFelice
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