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Kamryn Cynthia Smoyer's Journey
Born on July 10, 2004, in Kansas City, Missouri, Kamryn Cynthia Smoyer was dearly departed on January 24, 2112 at the age of 96, caused by heart defects. During her long life, she left behind 7 children, and 22 grandchildren. All, including her husband, will be in attendance to her funeral service. While her beautiful life was still in play, she loved to go to church and hang out with her best childhood friends, Raquel, Mylah, Olivia, and Lauren. As she grew older she became more experienced in the work of radio. When she turned 24 and had two children she moved to Iowa, where she became manager of Ottumwa Radio Stations and inherited them all at the age of 37. When she turned 37, she had finally gotten to 7 children. When her first child,
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