St. George, UT – The community of St. George is grieving the heartbreaking and sudden loss of Kenya Reimer, a beloved daughter, sister, and friend whose radiant spirit touched the lives of many. Kenya passed away unexpectedly, leaving behind a void that words cannot fully express and a legacy of love, kindness, and unforgettable memories.
Kenya was a bright light to all who knew her—joyful, compassionate, and full of life. Her presence brought warmth to every room, and her laughter had the unique power to lift even the heaviest hearts. Family and friends are now left to navigate a world dimmed by her absence, but also illuminated by the beautiful memories she gave to so many.
To honor her life, a Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 28, at Hughes Mortuary in St. George, Utah.
- Visitation will begin at 9:00 a.m.,
- Funeral service will follow at 10:00 a.m.,
- A more casual Life Celebration will take place at 10:45 a.m.,
- Internment will be held at Washington City Cemetery at 12:00 p.m.
Family and friends are invited to bring a favorite memory to share—stories, laughter, and moments that reflect Kenya’s incredible life and the profound impact she had on those who were blessed to know her.
Kenya’s passing is especially difficult for those closest to her. For her siblings and extended family, the grief is layered with the pain of other recent losses. One heartbroken sister wrote:
“I love you baby sister always. It was such a blessing to meet you for the first time—now it’s until we meet again. I was just talking about how hard this month has already been with Momma’s birthday coming up, and next month marking another anniversary of her passing. Now this… it’s even harder. You were so beautiful.”
Kenya’s beauty ran deeper than appearances. She was a woman of strength, resilience, and deep love. She was known for her supportive heart, for showing up for others, and for the grace she extended in every season of life. Her energy, her spirit, and her compassion will continue to live on in the hearts of those who loved her most.
As the St. George community and Kenya’s extended family across states mourn this loss, they are also choosing to celebrate a life lived with purpose and heart. Kenya’s legacy will be the kindness she offered freely, the joy she spread generously, and the love she gave unconditionally.
May her memory be a blessing and may she rest in eternal peace.