Kirsten Elizabeth Khuen, died May 5, 2015 at Kline House Hospice in Mt. Airy, Md., after a 24 year long and brave battle with the effects from a Brain tumor. Kirsten, "Kiki" was the first born of twin girls on November 20, 1984 to Anne Alise Sorcher and Anthony Lloyd Khuen. She is survived by her twin sister, Paige Marie Wasyluk and husband, Daniel, her Mother and Stepfather Anne and Michael Broudy, her Father and Stepmother, Tony and Dana Khuen, brother Anthony Liam Khuen, sisters Chelsea Cecelia Gentes-Khuen and Abigail Lee Khuen, Step-brothers, Jordan Lee, Davide and Johnthan Broudy and Step-sister, Meredith Broudy. She is also survived by her Paternal Grandparents, Bob and Cele Khuen, Maternal Uncle David Sorcher and wife Veronica, Maternal Aunt Suzanne Jones and husband Dennis, Paternal Uncle Mark Khuen and wife Michele and special cousins, Brooke and Sean Jones and Kyle Khuen, a great niece, Maddi Lee and her Stepmother Kim Khue. Kirsten was predeceased by her Maternal Grandparents, Marie and Larry Sorcher. Kirsten is also survived by many special and loving Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and Friends too numerous to name, but none the less important.
Kirsten enjoyed life to the fullest. She was pure joy and laughter. She was a talented Artist, crafter, cook and dance. Kirsten loved all animals, especially Tigers and her beloved companion, her Jack Russell, Grcie.
there were no strangers in Kirsten's life. Everyone she ever met became a friend forever.
Her family wishes to thank all the Teachers, Doctors, Nurses and Caregivers who helped Kirsten to live the life she enjoyed. Kirsten gave as good as she got. She was an Angel visiting here on Earth and will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Kirstens's Memorial Service was held at Parklawn Memorial Park in Rockville, MD on May 30, 2015. In Lieu of flowers, donations were made to the National Children's Hospital in Washington, DC or the Make A Wish Foundation in Kirsten's Memory.
Kirsten enjoyed life to the fullest. She was pure joy and laughter. She was a talented Artist, crafter, cook and dance. Kirsten loved all animals, especially Tigers and her beloved companion, her Jack Russell, Grcie.
there were no strangers in Kirsten's life. Everyone she ever met became a friend forever.
Her family wishes to thank all the Teachers, Doctors, Nurses and Caregivers who helped Kirsten to live the life she enjoyed. Kirsten gave as good as she got. She was an Angel visiting here on Earth and will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Kirstens's Memorial Service was held at Parklawn Memorial Park in Rockville, MD on May 30, 2015. In Lieu of flowers, donations were made to the National Children's Hospital in Washington, DC or the Make A Wish Foundation in Kirsten's Memory.
Kirsten Elizabeth Khuen, died May 5, 2015 at Kline House Hospice in Mt. Airy, Md., after a 24 year long and brave battle with the effects from a Brain tumor. Kirsten, "Kiki" was the first born of twin girls on November 20, 1984 to Anne Alise Sorcher and Anthony Lloyd Khuen. She is survived by her twin sister, Paige Marie Wasyluk and husband, Daniel, her Mother and Stepfather Anne and Michael Broudy, her Father and Stepmother, Tony and Dana Khuen, brother Anthony Liam Khuen, sisters Chelsea Cecelia Gentes-Khuen and Abigail Lee Khuen, Step-brothers, Jordan Lee, Davide and Johnthan Broudy and Step-sister, Meredith Broudy. She is also survived by her Paternal Grandparents, Bob and Cele Khuen, Maternal Uncle David Sorcher and wife Veronica, Maternal Aunt Suzanne Jones and husband Dennis, Paternal Uncle Mark Khuen and wife Michele and special cousins, Brooke and Sean Jones and Kyle Khuen, a great niece, Maddi Lee and her Stepmother Kim Khue. Kirsten was predeceased by her Maternal Grandparents, Marie and Larry Sorcher. Kirsten is also survived by many special and loving Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and Friends too numerous to name, but none the less important.
Kirsten enjoyed life to the fullest. She was pure joy and laughter. She was a talented Artist, crafter, cook and dance. Kirsten loved all animals, especially Tigers and her beloved companion, her Jack Russell, Grcie.
there were no strangers in Kirsten's life. Everyone she ever met became a friend forever.
Her family wishes to thank all the Teachers, Doctors, Nurses and Caregivers who helped Kirsten to live the life she enjoyed. Kirsten gave as good as she got. She was an Angel visiting here on Earth and will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Kirstens's Memorial Service was held at Parklawn Memorial Park in Rockville, MD on May 30, 2015. In Lieu of flowers, donations were made to the National Children's Hospital in Washington, DC or the Make A Wish Foundation in Kirsten's Memory.
Kirsten enjoyed life to the fullest. She was pure joy and laughter. She was a talented Artist, crafter, cook and dance. Kirsten loved all animals, especially Tigers and her beloved companion, her Jack Russell, Grcie.
there were no strangers in Kirsten's life. Everyone she ever met became a friend forever.
Her family wishes to thank all the Teachers, Doctors, Nurses and Caregivers who helped Kirsten to live the life she enjoyed. Kirsten gave as good as she got. She was an Angel visiting here on Earth and will be truly missed by all who knew her.
Kirstens's Memorial Service was held at Parklawn Memorial Park in Rockville, MD on May 30, 2015. In Lieu of flowers, donations were made to the National Children's Hospital in Washington, DC or the Make A Wish Foundation in Kirsten's Memory.
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