On November 29, 2025, Lorna Patricia King, 60, tragically lost her life in a single-vehicle accident. The crash occurred in the early morning hours when her car left the road and struck a tree. First responders arrived quickly, but despite their efforts, Lorna was pronounced dead at the scene. The cause of the accident remains under investigation.
A fiercely strong and independent woman, Lorna raised her four daughters as a single mother, working tirelessly to provide for them through all of life’s challenges. Known for her resilience and resourcefulness, she was the kind of person who could fix almost anything with determination and duct tape, embodying a spirit that refused to stay down for long.
Lorna was the heart of her home. She was the mom who danced in the kitchen while preparing Sunday dinner, who stayed up late helping with school projects, and whose proud, beaming smile could light up a room whenever her daughters achieved something great. In recent years, her greatest joy came from her grandchildren, especially the twins whom she helped care for daily.
Her sudden passing leaves her daughters, including Keesha, to carry on without their cornerstone. Keesha is now navigating the difficult task of arranging her mother’s funeral while also caring for her siblings and the twins—a profound responsibility no child should have to bear so soon. In this time of unimaginable grief, the family has been met with an outpouring of support from neighbors, friends, and coworkers all hoping to lighten their load.
Lorna Patricia King lived with a fiery spirit and endless love. She taught her daughters the meaning of strength, kindness, and perseverance—lessons that will continue to guide them each day they must face without her.
A GoFundMe has been established to assist with funeral expenses and to support the family during this difficult transition. Details regarding visitation and services will be shared by the family in the coming days. For now, the community holds Lorna’s daughters and grandchildren close in thought, honoring a mother whose love was unwavering and whose spirit will remain a lasting presence in their lives.
Rest easy, Lorna. Your girls will make you proud.