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Corie Lynn Kinkead

April 20, 1980 ~ February 15, 2012

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Corie Lynn Kinkead, 31, of Belle Plaine, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2012. Memorial services: 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 22, at Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids, by Pastor Mike Andrews. Survivors include her sons, Tyler Hubbard and Cristian Kinkead; mother, Teresa (Barrie) Fett-Oxley of Belle Plaine; father, Dave Kinkead of Marion; sister, Jamie (Mike) Armstrong of Newhall; brother, Todd Oxley of Cedar Rapids; grandparents, Wayne and Ruth Duede of Cedar Rapids; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews. Corie was born April 20, 1980, in Cedar Rapids. She was a very loving mother, daughter, and sister, who enjoyed going to movies, restaurants, rock concerts, and the casino with her family. Corie was currently a student at Kirkwood and was focused on achieving her goals. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Marjorie Kinkead, George Kinkead and Paul Mefferd. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established.

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  2. David so sorry to hear about the loss of Corie. She was a beautiful young girl. May she RIP

    Kathy Huston Sauer

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  4. Corie, you were a great person to be with. I told you that I loved you and I meant it. My prayers go out to your family and friends to help them deal with this. You will be greatly missed,

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  5. with heartfelt sympathy although we don’t always understand why things happen as they do we must have faith that, in time, god will give us the answers. may god’s love fill your heart with hope, strength and peace at this very difficult time. i hope it will comfort you to know that your loved one made such a difference in so many lives although nothing can make this time any easier for you maybe it will lift you your heart to know that while we mourn your loss, we also celebrate the gifts we would never have known without such a wonderful person.Our Deepest Thoughts and Sympathies Are With You At This Difficult Time. R.I.P
    when she worked at caesy’s her and had alot of good laughs and nice visits. she worked hard and she did it with love and careing

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  6. Corie,
    Words can’t express how I am feeling right now. I am so completely stunned, and shocked. You’ve been such a wonderful sweet friend to me since middle school, and it was always nice running into you at places. I am so glad that you had the opportunity to meet both my son Logan, and fiancee Brooke. It’s never going to be same. You’re going to be deeply missed by me, your family,your kids, and all your friends. I love you Corie! :*( R.I.P.

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  7. Dave and Family I am very very truly sorry for your loss I remember Corie when she came into Hy-Vee on Collins Road to get her groceries I will miss talking to her. Rest in Peace Corie I will miss you

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  9. Our hearts go out to Tyler Hubbard who is a new Scout in Monticello. We are all so saddened by the loss of your Mom, Tyler. She would have been so proud to see you learning things about the outdoors and doing service for others. Many people will be thinking about you over the next few months and you can talk to Mason and the other friends you have made in the Troop. Be strong young man because your brother, Father and family need you to be. Hold the memories of your Mom with you, and know that she will always be a part of who you are. Take care.

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  11. Terri and BARRIE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS WORDS CAN NOT BEGIN TO SAY hOW SORRY WE ARE TO HEAR THAT SHE PASSED AWAY IN A CAR ACCIDENT i CAN NOT EVEN IMAGE HOW IT MUST BE TO LOSE A CHILD i KNOW god IS WITH YOU AND FOR SURE god HAS A NEW angel IN HEAVEN AGAIN WE ARE SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS lOVE rOBERT AND rEBECCA cOLEMAN

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  12. Our sympathies to Corie’s family. For a few years when she spent time at her grandmother’s condo, she spent a lot of time playing with my daughter Elizabeth and we have fond memories of those years.

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  13. Teresa & Barrie from all of us at the Pharmacy please know you are in our thoughts. Corie was a delight to have come see us. It got to the point she didn’t even have to give me her name when she called in. I could just tell it was her. What a loss of such a young wonderful mother, daughter and friend. We are always just a phone call away if you need anything, even if it’s just a shoulder to lean on or an ear to vent to.
    God Speed Corie

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  14. My mom
    Corie was my mother and still is. I will always love her. I remember when she would take me to adventure land. I will ad more story’s later today.

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