Kimberly Ann Thompson

Please accept my deepest sympathy, for I too know the pain of losing someone you love. May family and friends find comfort as I have in knowing that our Heavenly Father promises us that very soon he will swallow up death forever, and wipe away tears from all faces. (Isaiah 25:8)

Dearest Aunt Lo, Uncle D, She-She, Joe, and Sarah, We can't imagine the heartache you all feel. Kim was a beeeeautiful woman! May her beauty sustain and comfort all of you. Please accept our deepest sympathies. Our prayers are with you. Love, love, Dotty, Jim and Dan

I remember Kim dearly. And with humor. Because that is always how she ended a phone message or conversation. Always on a funny note. I met Kim at Miller's grocery store. She was talking to herself. I was in the same area of the store - talking to myself. We both had our daughters in the shopping carts, so it appeared we were conversing with them. We spotted each other and took up conversation instantly and comfortably. We had been friends ever since that day. Our daughters grew in to being the best of friends. I will miss you Kim. Every time I pass a cosmetic counter offering "gift with purchase" I will pause and giggle. And think of you. I will miss you Kim. I will think of you every moment my daughters and I spend with Hannah. I will do my best to show her the love and kindness you showed to others. Love you, Mary