Tammy Ann Kincaid, 63, passed away peacefully at home on December 28, 2025, surrounded by her loved ones. She passed away after a five-month battle with thymic carcinoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer. She was known for her kindness and sweetness toward others. She was strong-willed, deeply passionate, and never hesitated to stand up for herself or others. Above all, she was a devoted and loving mother whose influence, guidance, and love shaped the people her children became and will remain her lasting legacy.

Tammy worked many jobs throughout her life before finding her niche in home health care, a role she loved deeply and took great pride in. She was a very talented artist with a wide range of creative passions, including landscaping and planting, stained glass, clay art, pointillism, charcoal portraits, and many other forms of art. She was also known for baking the very best desserts, cookies, cakes, and bars that brought people together and made any gathering feel like home.

She is survived by her two daughters, Ashley Kincaid (Douglas Missler) of West Bend and Alissa Kincaid of Fort Atkinson; her grandchildren, Summer Zimdars of West Bend, Nevaeh Kincaid of West Bend, Analeigh Mizener of West Bend, Cale Kincaid of Fort Atkinson, Braelyn Lawver of Fort Atkinson, and Aubrianna Lawver of Fort Atkinson; her brothers, Tommy Henning of Perry, Florida, Timothy Henning of Racine, Wisconsin, Mark Henning of Wisconsin Rapids, Dan Drought of Janesville, and Clayton Drought of Roscoe, Illinois; her step-sisters, Teresa Henze of Whitewater, Judy Schultz of Whitewater, Carol Egerstaffer of Janesville, Sheila Seitz of Janesville, and Kimberly Kauffman of Whitewater; along with many aunts, uncles, and cousins who loved and adored Tammy as she did them. She is further survived by William Kincaid, her former husband, with whom she shared more than four decades of connection, love, and family.

She was preceded in death by her daughter, Nichole Henning; her granddaughter, Lily Zimdars; her father, Thomas Henning; her stepmother, Lorraine Kettle; her grandmother, Mary Henning; along with many other loved ones.

A celebration of life will be announced at a later date. Memorials and condolences may be sent to her daughters.