Obituary: Kendall Vaught
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Kendall Vaught
She grew up in San Diego and Fallbrook, Calif., before coming to Idyllwild.
Kendall is remembered by the words of her ex-husband: “Kendall was the most beautiful and caring woman in the world to me. We were married for 16 wonderful years. I will always cherish those years. We divorced two years ago, but within the past two weeks we talked of getting back together. I love her always, to the day I die.”
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