Michelle L Kincaid

Michelle L. Kincaid, 56, passed away August 21, 2026. She passed peacefully surrounded by her loved ones after her long battle with cancer. Michelle was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2018 and after being in remission for five years she was diagnosed with bone cancer in 2023. She was born May 9, 1970 in Providence, Rhode Island. Michelle is preceded in death by her daughter Trisha Marstiller. She is survived by her husband Christopher Kincaid; Children Tara Moran and Marc Vigeant; Step Son Michael Kincaid; Sibling James Gaudet; Son in Laws Jason Marstiller and Jared Moran; Grandchildren Maddison Marstiller, Lucas Marstiller, Ryder Moran, Hunter Moran, Bridget Moran, and Maeve Moran.

Michelle was a nurse for 25 years, loved dearly by all of her coworkers and peers. She loved being a nurse and helping people and continued to do so all while fighting cancer herself. In May 2026, she was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award from Cleveland Clinic– a beautiful recognition of the dedication and compassion she gave throughout her career. Michelle was always thinking of others before herself, she was stubborn and set in her ways but incredibly loving and kind. There truly aren’t enough words to describe Michelle or the impact she had on others around her. She was the best mother, sister, wife, grandma, coworker and friend anyone could ask for. She was strong, beautiful and resilient. No matter how difficult the fight became, Michelle never gave up. She faced every challenge with a strength that inspired everyone who knew and loved her.

She loved the beach and spending time with family. She loved shopping and watching her favorite crime shows, and travelling to all sorts of places. Come Summer you could often find her enjoying time in her pool or on the motorcycle with her husband. There was never a dull moment with her around, and her presence brought so much love and life to the people around her. Michelle's memory will forever live on in the hearts of everyone who knew and loved her. We will carry her with us in the memories we made, the lessons she taught us, and the love she gave so freely. She will be forever missed and loved and never forgotten.