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Mitchell Warren Kinder went to be with Jesus on March 28th, 2026. Mitchell was formed in God’s image as the Bible states. He loved Jesus with all his heart. He had childlike faith; and knew and believed he was loved by God. There are many verses that speak about what it means to be made in God’s image. Ephesians 2:10 speaks of believers being God’s workmanship or masterpieces, designed and prepared with purpose. Mitchell had important purpose on this earth. He loved deeply and unequivocally. He forgave without even stating it by continuing to love all those in his life and treating them as though no wrong needed to be made right. Because he was a person with Down’s Syndrome, he was not always treated kindly, but that never changed or affected his love for life and the people in his life. He was strong and kind despite adversity. He always had a loving word for anyone he was with and appreciated all that God gave him in this life on earth.
He will be deeply missed by his sisters, Tana Kinder and Alta Ljung, brother-in-law, John Ebersberger, niece and nephews, Jessica Ljung, Dallas Ljung, Connor Ebersberger, Levi Ebersberger and Braden Ljung. He taught his family by example how to be grateful for the simplest things this life has to offer, how to be present and how to celebrate even when there was no special occasion.
He has gone on to heaven to join his parents, Kenneth and Janey Kinder, his brother Matthew Kinder and many more family members who love Jesus and will be ever so joyous to see Mitchell once again.
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