January 17, 1966 to June 8, 2016<\/p>\n
Pete was born at Mercy hospital in Valley City, North Dakota, to Clyde M. Kinslow and Hjordis M. (Johnson, Kinslow) Campbell. He grew up in Valley City and attended school in Valley City, graduating from Valley City High School in 1985.<\/p>\n
Pete worked for Leever\u2019s Super Valu for over 25 years. He enjoyed bowling, football (Go Vikings!), NASCAR racing, and baseball.<\/p>\n
Pete is survived by his parents, Clyde M. Kinslow of Nevada, and Hjordis (Jo) M. Campbell of Valley City, ND. His sisters Pat (Don) Malec, Edie (Randy) Johnson, Deb (Jim) Hegdahl all of Valley City ND, Rachel (Rory) McLeod of Montana.\u00a0 His brothers Clyde L. (Audrey) Kinslow of Nevada, Logan Kinslow of Bismarck, ND, and John Kinslow of Valley City, ND. And numerous nieces and nephews.<\/p>\n
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Preceding Pete in death is his brother Allen Kinslow, his sister Mary Holsen, and his grandparents.<\/p>\n
Pete Kinslow was born during the blizzard of 1966. He didn\u2019t get to go home until three weeks later, when the roads were plowed.<\/p>\n
Pete was a good and kind person. He was a great friend. Pete lived the words \u201cfearless & independent\u201d. He was the most independent person we knew. If Pete felt he could accomplish a task, he did it. He rarely asked anyone for help.<\/p>\n
Pete lost his eyesight to a hereditary disease in his twenties. Pete walked to work every day, he walked everywhere he went. Rarely did anyone see Pete in a car going for a ride. When Pete lost his eye site he refused to carry a white cane! He said, \u201cthe cane was for blind people, and besides he explained I still had side vision\u201d. Pete was fearless!<\/p>\n
Pete loved bowling, football (Go Vikings!), NASCAR racing, and baseball.<\/p>\n
Pete\u2019s family would like you to join them for a celebration of Pete\u2019s life. Please meet at the VFW Club after burial at the cemetery.<\/p>\n