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Holly Kincaid

Holly Kincaid, R.I.P.

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Holly-KinkaidHolly Kincaid of Plano, Texas, one of North Texas’ most beloved agents, died on January 8, 2014 at the age of 50. A true Dallas native, she was born on November 25, 1963 at Baylor University Medical Center Hospital in Dallas, Texas. Her memorial service was today in Plano. She was married to Robert R. Kincaid. Holly earned her Real Estate license in 1995, and was active in residential real estate throughout North Texas. She was a leading producer at the Keller Williams Elite office in Dallas on Preston Road. She also served in and on numerous professional and community organizations, including Texas State Secretary of the Women’s Council of Realtors and as President of its Dallas chapter. At a recent WCR event in Collin County, Realtors remembered Holly for her unfaltering love of the profession, dedication to her fellow agents, and continued zest for life though health problems plagued her. She is survived by husband Robert R. Kincaid, sister Mary Moss and husband John, and numerous in-laws, nephews, nieces, cousins and their families all of whom she loved dearly. And let us not forget her three furry babies, Miniature Schnauzers Bailey, Bonnie and Brinkley.

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