Kristy Lynnette Kilgore Hendricks

1955 - 2022

Kristy Lynnette Kilgore Hendricks, age 67, Littleton, Colorado passed away on Monday, August 1, 2022 with her family by her side.

  Kirsty was born on January 20, 1955 in Denver, Colorado to the late Henry C. Kilgore, of Anniston, Alabama, and Nell (Hearn) Hart of Laurel, Mississippi. She was one of eight siblings raised by Dr. Phil

and Nell Hart. Kristy attended Palmer College of Chiropractic.

In 1973, Kristy married Wayne Holland and together they had Wendy in 1974. They lived in Pennsylvania before moving to Colorado. Kristy married Richard Hendricks in 1981 where they lived in Denver, Colorado. Together, they had Derek in 1981. In 1999, she married Tom Worth and was step mom to three children in Littleton, Colorado.

  Kristy was a sales representative for Nutri-gyn and MetaGenics, both supplement distribution company, through the 1970’s and 1980’s. In 1988, Kristy bought the mountain region of MetaGenics with her partner. She worked there until she retired in 1998. During her time at MetaGenics, she extensively studied Eastern medicine and acupuncture in China. In her retirement, Kristy worked at William-Sonoma to fill her time with one of her passions – cooking.

In addition to her parents, Kristy was preceded in death by siblings Fredrick Trisler, of Denver, Colorado, Carolyn (Sis) Trisler Brassart of Denver, Colorado, Leah Kilgore Soefker, of Denver, Colorado, daughter Wendy Lynn Holland, of Littleton, Colorado.

Kristy is survived by siblings Kandie Hart Worden of La Quinta, California, Brad Hard of Denver, Colorado, Darcy Hart of Denver, Colorado, son Dereck (Sara) Hendricks of Parker, Colorado, niece Amber Meneley of Parker, Colorado, Richard Hendricks of Lakewood, Colorado, granddaughter Reese Hendricks of Parker, Colorado and many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and friends.

  Kristy loved her family and friends, the outdoors, traveling, photography, cooking and sharing recipes. She was the cornerstone of the family and is going to be deeply missed.