T'Andre Tyquell Kitchens Obituary
T'Andre Tyquell Kitchens, aged 17, from Victoria, Texas, tragically passed away on Sunday, June 22, 2025, in Victoria as a result of a traffic accident. He was born on September 18, 2007, in Victoria, Texas, to Kenneth Morris and LaJill Kitchens - Hardrick.
Services are currently pending.
T'Andre was a compassionate individual who had a profound love for fishing. Additionally, he cherished spending time with family and friends, enjoying moments of relaxation, dancing, creating music, and sharing laughter. His smile had the ability to brighten any room. Furthermore, T'Andre was exceptionally intelligent. He aspired to pursue a career as a fishing guide, offering fishing excursions to others.
He is survived by his parents, Kenneth Morris and LaJill Kitchens - Hardrick; his siblings, Timothy Kitchens, Tavannah Kitchens, Tyvon Hardrick, Tatyannah Kitchens, Joshua Morris, Jeremy Morris, Kenya Morris, Kendra Morris, Keouna Morris, Kanesha Morris, Kayla Morris, and Keshavna Morris; along with many other loving family members and friends.
T'Andre was preceded in death by his baby sister, Tiana Renee Kitchens; his god sister, Nataleya Lezah Monae Scott; and numerous other family members.
Thoughts and memories can be shared online at www.gracefuneralhome.net. Arrangements and services are being managed by Grace Funeral Homes & Cemeteries.
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