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==Death and legacy==
==Death and legacy==
Kilpatrick's first wife was the former Mildred Sue Barmore (1930–2009), also known as Sue B. Cook of Shreveport. Her first husband was William Cook.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rustonleader.com/obitsarch.php?id=1269|title=Obituaries: Sue Barmore Cook|publisher=''Ruston Daily Leader''|accessdate=March 19, 2010; no longer on-line}}</ref> Upon his death, Kilpatrick was survived by his second wife, the former Anne Burford of Ruston, formerly of [[Mississippi]]; four children, K.D. Kilpatrick, Jr., and wife Mitzie of Shreveport, Paula Kilpatrick Kirk and husband, Les, also of Shreveport, Richard Barham Kilpatrick of Farmerville, and Melanie Kilpatrick Jarrell Willets and husband David Willets of [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]]; a brother, Tex R. Kilpatrick and wife Carole of Monroe; a sister, Johnnie Nell "Sis" Gorton of West Monroe; thirteen grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.<ref name=obit/>
Kilpatrick's first wife was the former Mildred Sue Barmore (1930–2009), also known as Sue B. Cook of Shreveport. Her first husband was William Cook.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.rustonleader.com/obitsarch.php?id=1269|title=Obituaries: Sue Barmore Cook|publisher=''Ruston Daily Leader''|accessdate=March 19, 2010; no longer on-line}}</ref> Upon his death, Kilpatrick was survived by his second wife, the former Anne Burford of Ruston, formerly of [[Mississippi]]; four children, K.D. Kilpatrick, Jr., and wife Mitzie of Shreveport, Paula Kilpatrick Kirk and husband, Les, also of Shreveport, Richard Barham Kilpatrick of Farmerville, and Melanie Kilpatrick Jarrell Willets and husband David Willets of [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]]; a brother, Tex Rickard Kilpatrick (1932-2018) and wife Carole of Monroe; a sister, Johnnie Nell "Sis" Gorton of West Monroe; thirteen grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren.<ref name=obit/>
Services for Kilpatrick were held on March 17, 2010, at Trinity United Methodist Church. Honorary pallbearers included state Senator Neil Riser, a mortician from Columbia in Caldwell Parish, former Senator Randy Ewing of Quitman in Jackson Parish, and Farmerville [[Mayor]] Stein Baughman.<ref name=obit/>
Services for Kilpatrick were held on March 17, 2010, at Trinity United Methodist Church. Honorary pallbearers included state Senator Neil Riser, a mortician from Columbia in Caldwell Parish, former Senator Randy Ewing of Quitman in Jackson Parish, and Farmerville [[Mayor]] Stein Baughman.<ref name=obit/>