Kimberly Ann Krall

Lyle and family, words escape me, something that would never happen to Kim. Kim and I worked together at Oscar way back in the day. During the time when Lyle and Kim met and got married. Her job was in accounting. She was an English major, she had been teaching some around Madison. I taught her accounting and then she did her best teaching job of her career. She taught me how to write. I was working on an MBA and struggling with anything written. She volunteered to edit my papers. Oh, man, it was nothing but red markups! But she didn’t just mark them up, she taught me how to position your points, layer your thoughts logically and best of all, keep sentences short and on point. Later on, I had to give many presentations and used her techniques. Look, I could write all kinds of things about her soul, her behavior, her values but you already know that. She was my friend for over 40 years. Even though we didn’t speak often she was and is in my heart always. Family, have a group hug and sing those Christmas songs. You should know that there are many others out there sending positive energy for your healing, we have lost a ray of sunshine and added to the beauty of a rainbow.

Our heartfelt condolences to Kim’s family and friends, and our grandsons 🤍

It was such a joy to have known Kim. I will miss her forever. Forever.

I'm "retired" but working part time this weekend so can't attend. We are comforted to know that God has prepared a place for Kim in heaven.

Jackie I didn't know your mom but working with you many years ago gave me a glimpse of what a wonderful fun-loving person she was as she truly passed those traits on to you. Embrace the memories. She will surprise you in the weeks and years ahead with little signs she is still with you always. Love, Char