Kaylee Alexis Corona

Forever our young angel Kaylee Alexis Corona left our earth on Friday, November 22, 2024. She was a victim of a senseless drunk driving incident. Kaylee was born on July 15, 2004 in Porterville, CA to Esmeralda Macias and her late father Pablo I. Corona. In 2012, her father passed away suddenly and left her feeling incomplete, but she always stayed strong for her loved ones. Kaylee graduated from Redwood High School and attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia. She had big plans to become a Radiology Tech, until her dreams were cut short.

Kaylee will be remembered for her warm smile, kind heart, contagious laugh, and dedication to her family. Though her time with us was brief, her impact was immense. Kaylee taught us to love fiercely, laugh often and hold on tightly to those we care for. Her favorite pass time was spending time with her siblings, mother and stepmother, as well as her mama Chema and Apa Pablo. Kaylee also loved her LA road trips to visit Uncle Angel and Chris. Monterey trips to visit her Nina Maritza. She enjoyed Sunday services, beach trips, Starbucks runs, vacations to Mexico, Disneyland, and shopping for anything pink. Kaylee loved spending time with her fur brother Peanut.

Kaylee was beyond proud of her only brother Julian. They spent endless nights making smores, going on fishing trips, and sporting events. After the passing of their father Pablo. Julian has always made sure he took care of his sisters and mother and became the man of the house. He was her go to for everything and anything and knew she could count on him. Their bond will always remain unbreakable.

Although Kaylee had twin sisters. It was more like having triplet sisters. They are all alike in their own unique ways and were close to their sister. Samantha aka Sammy is her first princess. Kaylee knew how to bring out the silly side of her and make her smile. Upon finding out, she was going to have another sibling. Kaylee was happy to hear it was not only a girl, but also knowing she was going to have another piece of her father. Emma and Kambria, aka her twinsies. Kaylee was like the second mother to her twin sisters. She always made sure they were well taken care of and had everything they needed while their mother was at work. Emma, her sweet soul sister. Her sister’s keeper. The one she would confide in. Kambria, her backbone. Youngest of all the three sisters but always ready to defend her KK.

Kaylee is survived and dearly missed by her mother Esmeralda Macias, stepmother Veronica Mendez, brother Julian Pablo Corona, sister Samantha P. Corona, sisters Emma and Kambria Espinoza. Paternal grandparents Pablo and Maria Corona. Maternal grandparents Gumaro and Juanita Torres. Countless of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

Kaylee is preceded in death by her father Pablo I. Corona, grandfather Eliseo Sandoval and great grandmother Pauline R. Gonzales.

Kaylee loved her mother & her mother loved her more than anything. There is nothing her mom would not do for her. Her mom is an only daughter in a family of all boys. When she found out her baby was a girl, it was the happiest day of her life. Through many life obstacles, they were in it together. Kaylee is going to be a huge void in her mom's life but also her biggest encouragement to keep on going in this life. Making her daughter proud every step of the way. Mommy loves you sweet Princess. KK, we will always love you and live life to the fullest. We will make you proud and fight for justice. Until we meet again. Love mom and your twinsies.

Kaylee will be deeply missed and forever remembered by her family, friends and those who were fortunate enough to know her.

A visitation for Kaylee will be held on Sunday, December 15, 2024 at Miller Memorial Chapel 1120 West Goshen Avenue, Visalia, California from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm with Rosary at 6:00 pm. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Monday, December 16, 2024 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church 608 North Garden Street, Visalia, California at 9:30 am followed by Interment at the Visalia Public Cemetery District.

Tributes and condolences for Kaylee’s family may be made at www.millerchapel.com.