Death date: Mar 26, 2023
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Great doc and a better guy!
I'm so sorry for your loss. He will be missed.
RIP, Doc.
"Dr. Clinton Niles Kinsey" will remain in our hearts forever. Clinton was a great doctor and friend. Hugs & love, Dr Craig Thiry and family!
With loving memories of "Dr. Clinton Niles Kinsey",
Rusty, prayers and condolences to you and family. God Bless. George McCraney
We will miss you, be at peace!
We became friends in the 5th grade. He was still on crutches from the accident with his Mom. My Grandparents lived 2 houses away and I lived a few blocks away. Needless to say, I was always over there playing Pick Axe Pete on the Odyssey game console. I remember their dog with bad breath named Princess. His Grandparents treated me like their own. We went to Baptist church together behind my house. He became a hell of an athlete considering having 2 broken legs previously. We were always together playing basketball in the driveway and football, baseball, and slip n slide in his big yard next to the house. We were partners in band playing the baritone. He was very good at that. I never could beat the beautiful sound he created. We played tennis together all through middle school. We lost contact after high school but he will always have a special place in my heart. He was my first best friend and I considered him like the older brother always in competition to be better than him. He probably thought I was a pain in the butt but that's what younger brothers are for. Gone to soon Clint. I have missed you since High School. Rest In Peace Brother.
I have known Clint all my life, our parents have been life long friends. We had lost touch with each other, but all my lifelong memories of you, will forever be in my heart!
Dr. Kinsey was very devoted to his practice. I will remember his happy, smiling face every time we visited.
I loved talking with him on various issues. I will truly miss him.
