Sharon Haines
I still check this once a week. I miss my Princess.
Birth date: Aug 25, 1997 Death date: Feb 23, 2020
Kayla A. Winkler, of Maple Shade, passed away suddenly on Feb. 23rd, at the age of 22. She is the Loving Daughter of Sharon L. Haines, Steven R. Winkler (Cami Pantiel Winkler). Loving sister of Deanna M. Winkler, Christian J. Pine Read Obituary
I still check this once a week. I miss my Princess.
I didn’t know Kayla very well. I did go to school with her but I wouldn’t of considered us friends. I live in the building where she used to live, I can’t stop thinking of her. I always had a crush on Kayla and probably jealously to. She is an original soul. You can just feel that. She had such good energy, and she still does! Her memory will live on and her presence is always close to her loved ones. My heart is with her family and friends. I hope everyone heals.
We were just acquaintances but she was so sweet. Told me how pretty I looked when I went up to her apartment one day before work and that small comment made me so happy I’ll never forget. She was so sweet. Rest In Peace Babygirl I cant stop thinking about you.
My thoughts and prayers out to the Winkler family at this time. This is a senseless end to a young woman's life and will never be justified. Kayla you are beautiful and we will see you on the day. Killer ought to be given death as a penalty with no other option. Rest in peace Kayla. We need to view and change how we look at life and treat everyone, regardless of color or material wealth. Again, my love and sympathy to the Winkler family.
me and kayla haven’t known eachother for long but she has always been so kind and full of life. she always gave whatever she could and i admired her for that , she was so genuine and caring , she even gave me a snake one of the first time hanging out and that completely blew my mind, that someone now a days was that thoughtful and generous , she will always be loved and missed very much , stay safe up there , and i’ll see you again
Truly lost for words and it's been a rough week since I received that phone call from your Dad on Sunday night. It's one of those calls you never want to receive and one you will never forget the time and place when receiving the call. Being so far away from you in NC has always been tough for me to stay on top of your world but we always seemed to pick up conversations via like we never skipped a beat. I will always be so proud of you for the fight you put into life and never gave up, times could be tough but you seemed to try and fight through it! I will forever be proud to be called your uncle and will never forget the times we got to visit with each other over the years.....gone way too soon but the impact you made on so many will never be forgotten! I love you Kayla, may you rest in peace and we meet again! Love, Uncle Erik
Kayla, I still have your voice in my head from when you were a little girl. The way you sounded and the way you pronounced things as you were beginning to talk. You always had a cute little attitude..lol. I'll never forget it. I will cherish every moment we had together. You will always be in my heart. I love you my beautiful cousin. Til we meet again. I'll see you in heaven. Love, Amanda.

What a beautiful soul you were. Even though you are gone your soul will continue to live in heaven with all your loved ones. Praying for your family to have the strength to get through this very difficult time. Even though I never met you, i know your mom. You will truly be missed by all your family and friends. God Bless you and may your soul rest in peace.
Rivera Family

What I remember most about Kayla was her big brown eyes and sweet shy disposition. She wasn’t here on earth very long but made quite a lasting impression on those who loved her. I remember having her and Deanna overnight for a sleepover when they were younger. We camped out in the family room downstairs. I’m hoping they enjoyed it as much as I did. I was so saddened to hear of her loss, I pray she is in a peaceful place now and is surrounded by many kittens and find solace in the fact we will all be together again.
Love Aunt Sandy