Birth date: Jun 24, 1940 Death date: Mar 12, 2021
PERRY – Hatsie Kennedy Kinsley, 80, passed away peacefully on Friday, March 12, 2021. Funeral Services will be held on Monday, March 15, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. at Perry United Methodist Church with Reverend Tommy Perkins officiating. Read Obituary
Dr. Kinsley and Family, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother. What a beautiful life of giving and service she lived! May our Lord hold you in His arms during this difficult time and grant you strength, comfort, and peace. Alice Hutchinson
We send our deepest sympathy to the entire Kinsley family, We met Hatsie through our church ,PUMC, when we moved to Perry in 2007. Sallyann was a member of the Say So Circle and knew Hatsie well. Hatsie lived her faith in Jesus Christ and was an inspiration to all. We will miss her!
With love and prayers,
Sallyann & Penrose Wolf
On behalf of the children, staff and Trustees of The Methodist Home for Children, we offer our sincere and heartfelt condolences for this lady who loved our kids so much! May the peace and presence of God be near today and in the days ahead.
Mr. Leonard and family, our hearts are so sad at the passing of Mrs. Hatsie. She was a special lady and Wayne and I will always treasure those Farm Bureau trips to Jekyll with the two of you snd the many fun times and laughter. Our prayers for you as you go through these next few days of celebrating her life on this earth!!! Sorry that we can’t be there with you in person but will be there with you in out hearts!!!
She always was bragging on your grandchildren! Her face would just light up even more when she talked about each of them. What a Precious Lady! She surely will be missed here in Perry, GA!
Leonard and Family,
So sorry to hear about Hatsie. She was always such a good friend in the Idaka Club and Sunday School. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. We will miss her.
Gayle, Frank and Brandon Borah
Byron, Ga
I cannot think of another one of my friend's parents of which I was on a first name basis. As far as I can remember, she was always 'Hats' to me. This was most definitely not a sign of disrespect but rather endearment. She was special...very, very special.
She 'got me' and my sense of humor and I loved to hear her laugh. I don't get to Perry all that often these days but am so pleased I got to see her last year at one of Michael's plays.
The Kinsley family will always hold a special place in my heart as I had so many good times at their house. When I follow the advice of the famous old hymn, 'Count your many blessings, name then one by one.' many of those on my list include this family.
At times like this, I am reminded of the C.S. Lewis quote, "You do not have a soul...you are a soul. What you have, is a body." Now, Hatsie has a new one.
You will be missed.
Bobby Darnell
Leonard, and family, we will miss Hatsie in so many ways. When we first moved to Perry it seems Hatsie just appeared and welcomed us. We appreciated that friendship so much then and do now. She was a mainstay of the Christadelphian Sunday School Class and her absence can not be filled. She will long be remembered as a loving wife, mother and grandmother as well as a true friend to all she met.
Michael and Family,
May God give you peace and comfort during this difficult time. Ms. Hatsie was a sweet and caring lady. Sending love and prayers.
Pam Watson Brown
Mr. Kinsley and family, I am greatly saddened by reading of the passing of Hatsie. She was such a beautiful lady, letting her beauty shine from within toward all who knew her.
I will always remember her lovely, warm smile that seemed to just be there. She was
loved and will be greatly missed. Remember the good times. She will be waiting for each
of you on Heaven's shores. Take care and may God Bless.
