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Kristi Kay (Kroetch) Floyd
updated October 07, 2019
Kristi Kay (Kroetch) Floyd was born in Cupertino, California. She was born into the Kroetch family and married into the Floyd family. She was born to Annabelle (Caulkin) Kroetch and Hollis Frederick Kroetch, with siblings Wendy and Brent.
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Kristi Kay (Kroetch) Floyd
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Kristi Floyd was born inCupertino, Santa Clara County, California United States
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Kristi Floyd Obituary
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She was born in Cupertino, California. Kristi Kay (Kroetch) Floyd was born to Annabelle (Caulkin) Kroetch and Hollis Frederick Kroetch, with siblings Wendy and Brent.
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