Kaye F. King
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Kaye F. King, 79, of Gilbert, Arizona, passed away on May 25, 2018. She was born on March 16, 1939 in Greensboro, North Carolina to Peter and Pincey Shelton. She was proud of her family and loved them more than anything. Her family was her life. She also loved to shop! Kaye was a diehard Dodger fan! She followed the Dodgers out to California in 1957! She would call them “my boys in blue!” Kaye is preceded in death by her loving husband of 47 years, Herman Bryan King, Jr., sisters, Marie and Bessie, brothers, Roy and Sammy and her parents. Kaye is survived by her daughters, Jeanne (Wayne) Zapata and Sally (Doug) Ziegeler, ten grandchildren, Marie (Orlando), Tyler (Molly), Alyssa, Drew, Juliet (Zack), Matthew, Carter, Violet, Maximus and Penelope and five great-grandchildren, Bryn, Jaxson, Jorge, Junior and Abby.
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Juliet says: Nana,
Not a second goes by that you aren’t missed. I feel so blessed to have had you as my nana and a banana to my kids. You always made me feel so loved and so accepted for exactly who I am. There aren’t enough words to say to describe how much you are loved and how much you will be missed. But I know you and papa are watching out on every single one of us and that you are apart of us forever. I love you so much nana. -
Sheryl Long says:
My sincere Condolences to the family! I had been looking for Kaye for nany years and wasn’t able to locate her. I would love to be able to reach out to the family.
Juliet 
Sheryl Long
Nana,
Not a second goes by that you aren’t missed. I feel so blessed to have had you as my nana and a banana to my kids. You always made me feel so loved and so accepted for exactly who I am. There aren’t enough words to say to describe how much you are loved and how much you will be missed. But I know you and papa are watching out on every single one of us and that you are apart of us forever. I love you so much nana.
My sincere Condolences to the family! I had been looking for Kaye for nany years and wasn’t able to locate her. I would love to be able to reach out to the family.