Jordan Thomas Klich, 15, of Woonsocket, died Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, as a result of a car accident.

Funeral services were held at the Woonsocket High School on Thursday, Sept. 19. Visitations were held Wednesday, Sept. 18, at Spirit of Faith Church in Woonsocket and one hour prior to the service at the school on Thursday.

Jordan was born Sept. 20, 2003 in Mitchell to Lance and Sara (Borgstadt) Klich. Jordan attended Woonsocket High School and was a sophomore. He cherished friends and understood their importance. 

Highlights of his high school experiences were participating in the school play, attending prom, and being on the student council. Jordan had a constant love of reading, music and playing games. His smile and laugh stood out the most to those around him. Jordan was diligent to watch over his younger siblings, Mya and Max, with great care.

Grateful for having shared his life are his parents, Lance and Sara; sister, Mya; brother, Max; grandparents, Tom and Laurie Klich of Woonsocket and Jim Borgstadt of Mitchell; aunts and uncles, Lacey Klich of Huron, John and Heather Wages of Litchfield, Conn., Christa and Dean DeJong of Avon, Amanda and Rob Kubik of Sioux Falls; and many cousins.

Jordan was accompanied in death by his brother, Dylan, and preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Joan (Fuchs Wages) Borgstadt, and all his great-grandparents. 

Kristian Abraham Kesary, 14, of Woonsocket, died Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, as a result of a car accident.

Funeral services were held at the Woonsocket High School on Thursday, Sept. 19. Visitations were held on Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Spirit of Faith Church in Woonsocket and one hour prior to the service at the school on Thursday.

Kristian was born on Dec. 7, 2004, to Karlo Abraham Kesary and Kassondra Kae Peterson. He was the oldest of five children and took pride in being a wonderful brother to his younger siblings, Kaedin, Kali, Kai Bella and Kingston. He attended school as a freshman at Woonsocket High School.

Kristian was a quiet, well-mannered and mature young man. He loved to be adventurous and go on vacations with his family. His favorite place to be was anywhere near water, whether it was California, Coeur D’Alene in Idaho, or at the home of his great-aunt and uncle, Shawn and Kathy Peterson, on Twin Lakes, which was one of his favorite places to be.

Kristian loved playing video games with friends. Other times, he and his friends would venture off riding bikes, going to the pool or congregating at the jam ball court. Kristian was a good friend, and he had good friends.

Kristian is survived by his parents and siblings; his maternal grandparents, Troy Peterson of Brookings and Anne (Brian) Kunard of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho; his paternal grandparents, Carmen Yeoman of Woonsocket and Jesus Duron of Tijuana, Mexico; his great-grandparents, Doug and Lorena Peterson of Woonsocket and Blanca Elias of Tijuana, Mexico; his aunts, Kathy Peterson and Juliet Yeoman of Woonsocket, Sonia and Astrid of Tijuana, Mexico, Cindy of California and Carolyn Bauerelen of Tucson, Ariz.; his uncles, Shawn Peterson, Chris Peterson and Marcos Yeoman of Woonsocket, Taylor Peterson of Omaha, Neb., John of California and Charlie Bauerelen of Tucson, Ariz; and many cousins.

Dylan James Klich, 14, of Woonsocket, died Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019, as a result of a car accident.

Funeral services were held at the Woonsocket High School Thursday, Sept. 19. Visitations were held Wednesday, Sept. 18, at Spirit of Faith Church in Woonsocket and one hour prior to the service at the school on Thursday.

Dylan was born June 21, 2005 in Mitchell to Lance and Sara (Borgstadt) Klich. Dylan attended Woonsocket High School and was a freshman. He cherished his friends and teammates of the many sports that he participated in throughout the years. 

He was involved in soccer, football and, Dylan’s favorite pastime, baseball. He was intensely loyal and put his whole heart into all that he did. Dylan enjoyed being competitive, playing video games, and he excelled in his schoolwork.

Grateful for having shared his life are his parents, Lance and Sara; sister, Mya; brother, Max; grandparents, Tom and Laurie Klich of Woonsocket and Jim Borgstadt of Mitchell; aunts and uncles, Lacey Klich of Huron, John and Heather Wages of Litchfield, Conn., Christa and Dean DeJong of Avon, Amanda and Rob Kubik of Sioux Falls; and many cousins.

Dylan was accompanied in death by his brother, Jordan, and preceded in death by his maternal grandmother, Joan (Fuchs Wages) Borgstadt, and all his great-grandparents.