A tribute circulating online reports the death of Kayla, described as a beloved crew member of Nummy Yummy, a dessert business in Fresno, California.
According to the material provided, Kayla was remembered by her coworkers as a valued member of the Nummy Yummy family whose kindness and presence made a lasting impression on those around her.
However, the reported death could not be independently confirmed through reliable Fresno news outlets, official obituary records or a clearly identifiable family announcement reviewed for this report.
Nummy Yummy Remembers Kayla
The tribute says Nummy Yummy chose to honor Kayla with a special dedication created with the permission and support of her family.
The reported tribute involves a Strawberry Cheesecake Sundae, said to have been inspired by Kayla’s favorite Nummy Yummy soft-serve flavors.
Nummy Yummy is an established dessert business in northeast Fresno. Local reporting has previously profiled the business, which was founded by sisters Cerena, Diamond and Sierra Lee and specializes in taiyaki and Asian-inspired ice cream and soft-serve treats.
Reported September 21 Closure
The supplied tribute states that Nummy Yummy will close on September 21 in Kayla’s honor, allowing coworkers to come together, grieve and remember their colleague.
I could not independently verify that closure announcement through the business’s publicly indexed sources.
Cause of Death
A cause or circumstance of death has not been established by reliable sources reviewed for this article.
No claims involving an accident, illness or other circumstances should be added without confirmation from Kayla’s family or an authoritative source.
Funeral and Memorial Information
No independently verified public funeral or memorial announcement was located.
The information provided describes a private period of remembrance involving Kayla’s family and coworkers.
Until an official family statement, obituary, funeral-home notice or reliable local report becomes available, the reported death of Kayla Her should be treated as unverified.