On Saturday, October 18, 2025, Kayleb was welcomed by his grandfather, Sean A. Henthorne, I, and grandmother, Rebecca A. Eddings in their Heavenly home. Kayleb entered this world thirteen years ago in Harrison, Arkansas and was in 8th Grade at the Ozark Mountain School District.

Kayleb will be missed by many, especially his grandfather, Lonnie Eddings; his great-grandmother, Constance Henthorne; his grandmother, Jamie Henthorne; his parents, Toby Eddings and Jazmine Henthorne; and his brothers Kole and Everett Henthorne and Elijah "Bean" Eddings. Kayleb had a multitude of extended family and many friends who will miss his delightful presence.

While there are many words to describe Kayleb, the most accurate and profound word is LOVE. Kayleb was loved by everyone who had the fortune to meet him. His bright, jovial personality had no rival. For every person who loved Kayleb, he loved each of them equally as much and made sure his freely given hugs showed them how much he loved them.

He loved riding his four-wheeler (so much that he blew the motor). He loved hanging out with his friends and connecting with others on social media. He loved collecting Hot Wheels with his daddy, hunting with his grandpa and he loved his mother above all others. She was his light and life and he her's. Most of all, he loved aggravating his younger brothers and absolutely adored his youngest brother, Bean.

There are no words to express the deafening quiet that has filled the space where Kayleb's voice once reverberated. While that space will never be filled, one can find comfort in whispering of the wind, the flutter of a butterfly, the beauty of a buck and most of all, the eternal presence of God.

The community is welcome to join the family in celebrating Kayleb's life on Thursday, October 23, 2025 at 2:30 PM at the St. Joe School gymnasium.