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Maria Malynn Kisner was born on February 16, 1970 in Mesa, AZ to Susan Elizabeth Campbell and Dan Kenneth Campbell. She passed away on July 12, 2020 in Midwest City, Oklahoma.
Maria grew up in Chandler, Arizona and graduated from Chandler High School where she met her lifelong friend and “sister” Sharla.
She and her true love, Larry Scott Kisner, Jr., were married September 4th, 1993 in Chandler and shortly after moved to Spokane Washington after Larry joined the Air Force. Military life took her to Oklahoma, Florida, California, and finally Alabama before Larry retired and they moved back and settled in Mustang, Oklahoma in 2018.
Maria absolutely loved spending time with her family, watching movies, going bowling, and eating Mexican food.
Maria had a giving and selfless spirit and would never hesitate to help others. Nothing captured Maria’s heart quite like her family, especially her children.
She is survived by her mother, Susan; husband Larry; her son, Joshuah; daughter, Sharlynn; son, Nathaniel; daughter, Daniella; daughter, Mariyah; extended family, and numerous friends.
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