Support Kayla Woodbury's Final Journey

Yesterday, I received terrible news, my baby sister lost her life.

Kayla Woodbury

Age 32, born November 5th, 1991, left us on October 25th, 2024.

Life had not been fair for her. I remember when we were kids, I took on the momma roll. I used to drag her around in my nifty wagon and my friends hated it. I remember we would always have fun with it. I'd tell her to play dead and we will be the ambulance. It used to make us laugh for hours. She was my baby. I treated her like she was my baby at 9 years old. I fed her, changed her diapers, cradled her and rocked her back to sleep. I remember when she came home snd she had braces on her little legs and she used to cry all night long. I remember waking up at night and getting her out of the crib and having to take the braces off just to give her a fresh diaper along with a bottle and lay her in my little couch bed with me. Every morning I would wake up in big trouble because I would always forget to put them back on before we feel asleep. It was the best of our younger days. As years went by, she grew to be my beautiful little sister. She constantly asked me stupid questions, and I would annoyingly answer her to the best of my ability. She had such a kind heart and always cared for others. She never left any conversation without saying I love you and I miss you. She would even call me just to say, I love you. We would talk for hours even though it was only a few days between calls. No matter who she was with while facetiming me, she would always introduce them as her best friend and they had to say hello to me. Each and every person in the room with her. Her bubbly personality always put a smile on someone's face when she was talking to them. She would have given her shirt off her back to someone in need even if that was all she had. Kayla always got the short end of the stick in life and managed to try and make the best of it.

Our family never had finances to help push us through life. So in times like this, we need to ask for help. It's not ideal but, it's certainly needed to give her a respectful end to her life. We would like to have our baby sister cremated and sent home to us from North Carolina. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you knew Kayla, she is worth coming home to us, and if we can celebrate her life on earth for being a beautiful soul, our family would be so grateful.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Liz Mccormick or my sister Rebecca McCormick.

This is one of the hardest curve balls life could've given. We just want to bring our baby sister home and let her soul rest in a place where she is loved deeply.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.