A stroke was the cause of death for Kris Trainor (Foulkes), who died away in a calm and serene manner on Friday, January 12, 2024. Kris was a person who was known to many people to be kind and kind. Over the course of more than fourteen years, she gave her time at Yavapai Regional Medical Centre, working in a variety of departments, most recently in the waiting area of the catheterization lab.
She also enjoyed volunteering for the PAWS pet therapy programme, and the patients at the hospital were overjoyed whenever she came to visit them. She brought her favourite cocker spaniel, Magic, with her.
In Big Bear, California, Kris spent his childhood. Following the completion of her high school education, she went on to get a bachelor’s degree and a teaching credential from the University of California, Riverside (UCR).
Upon obtaining her Enrolled Agent (EA) certification, she joined her mother, Kay Foulkes, in her accounting and tax preparation business. She continued the business until her mother passed away in the year 1998. 2008 was the year that Kris and her husband Steve relocated to Prescott, Arizona, upon Kris’s retirement.
Kris’s generosity was well-known, and she was known for her contributions to a variety of causes. She provided shelter to a family in need, crocheted caps and shawls for those who were in need, and organised friendship circles for individuals who were in need.
Kris established a charitable organisation in Big Bear, California, prior to moving to Prescott. The organisation engaged in the provision of nutritional counselling to diabetics and the organisation of charity walks for the purpose of promoting diabetes research.
