Dayna Marie Kelly

Dayna Marie Kelly, born April 26, 1975, in Renton, Washington, left this world peacefully on 25, 2024, at the age of 49. She was known for her unwavering support and the boundless love she shared with her family.

In her role as a mother, Dayna was nothing short of extraordinary. She poured her heart into nurturing her children, Logan Brooks, Sam Blackwell, and Christopher Kelly, always ensuring they felt cherished and understood. Her ability to listen and offer guidance made her an invaluable confidant and friend to her kids, showing them the strength of compassion and encouragement throughout their lives.

Dayna's warmth extended beyond her immediate family. She cherished her grandchildren, Avery Kelly and Amethyst Blackwell, showering them with affection and joy. She found immense happiness in watching them grow, celebrating every little milestone. Dayna’s love will continue to resonate in the hearts of her grandchildren, who will forever remember their grandmother's gentle spirit and unwavering support.

Dayna is survived by her husband, Brian Kelly, who stood by her side with love and admiration throughout their years together. Their partnership was a beautiful testament to commitment, filled with laughter and shared dreams.

She also leaves behind her loving mother, Leslie Maxwell, and her brother, David Desbians, whose lives have been enriched by her presence; along with Tanna Desbians and numerous other loving family members and a host of friends, Dayna's legacy of love and kindness will endure in the stories shared and the memories cherished by all who knew her.

Dayna is preceded in death by her father, John Desbians, whose spirit she lovingly carried with her throughout her life. Each cherished memory and lesson from him shaped the woman she became—a devoted mother, a dedicated wife, and a loyal friend.

As we remember Dayna Marie Kelly, we honor a life lived with compassion, strength, and an unwavering dedication to her family. She will be deeply missed, yet her love will continue to guide those she has left behind.