Khloe Halyn Joyner

In Loving Memory of Khloe Joyner

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Khloe Hayln Joyner, age 16. Though her time with us was far too short, the love, joy, and creativity she shared will live on in the hearts of everyone who knew her.

Khloe was a gifted artist with an incredible talent for sketching beautiful portraits. Her creativity knew no bounds, and she loved helping her mom personalize cake orders, turning each one into something special. She had a heart full of compassion, an infectious laugh, and a wonderfully silly personality that could brighten even the darkest day.

Khloe shared an unbreakable bond with her best friend and sister, Karlee Joyner. The two were inseparable, and their love for one another was evident to everyone around them. She looked up to her older sister Kinley, and especially looked forward to their 7 brew coffee runs. She also cherished the countless late-night conversations she shared with her close friend, Kenna Freeman of Sharpsburg, Georgia.h

Khloe had a deep love for music, especially The Beatles, a passion she proudly inherited from her Grandpa, “D.” Whether listening to classic songs or talking about her favorite artists, music was one of the many things that brought her joy. She also had a special appreciation for classic cars, admiring their beauty, history, and timeless style.

One of Khloe’s favorite traditions was spending the holidays baking alongside her Grandma, affectionately known as “Yaya.” Those moments in the kitchen, filled with laughter, love, and homemade treats, became some of her most cherished memories and reflected the special bond they shared.

Khloe adored animals, especially cats, and if there was a cat nearby, she was sure to be the first to love on it. She also had a special place in her heart for her little cousins. Whether they were playing, laughing, or simply spending time together, those moments brought her immense happiness. She loved them dearly.

She is survived by her loving mother, Brittney Joyner of Vilonia, Arkansas; her beloved sisters, Kinley Joyner of Conway, Arkansas, and Karlee Joyner of Vilonia, Arkansas; and her grandparents, Britt and Laurie Joyner of Conway, Arkansas; Aunt Blythe Ogle (Jordan) of Morrilton Arkansas; Uncle Blane Joyner (Allie) of Conway Arkansas. She was also survived by great aunts and uncles Lana Ellison, Lance Ellison, Jennifer Ellison, Becky Vint, Bruce Joyner (Carol), Vicky Browning (Blake), Bart Joyner (Marsha) all of Conway. Dana Ellison of Eureka Springs, Cousins Holden, and Harper Joyner, Hallie, and Ellie Ogle and Ashland Ellison.

Khloe was preceded in death by her great-grandparents, Glover and Montean Joyner of Conway, Arkansas, and Lonnie and Elmarie Ellison of Conway, Arkansas.

While our hearts are broken, we are forever grateful for the 16 precious years we were blessed to share with her. She leaves behind a lifetime of treasured memories, laughter, artwork, music, holiday traditions, and unconditional love that will continue to live on in all who knew her.

Above all, Khloe loved God. Her faith was a quiet but meaningful part of who she was, and she carried His love in her kind heart, compassionate spirit, and the way she cared for others. She found comfort in knowing she was never alone and believed in the promise of eternal life. While her absence leaves an immeasurable void in our hearts, we take comfort in believing she is now at peace in the loving arms of her Savior, surrounded by perfect love and grace.

A celebration of life for Khloe will be announced at a later date.