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Jodi Herrin lit a candle
Saturday, September 25, 2021
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I was a classmate of Kim's at USC Aiken. We had many math classes together. She was so nice and I have fond memories of her. My condolences go out to her family. God bless you all.
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Kimberly Tanner McCormick lit a candle
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
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I graduated high school with Km and she was such a sweet, smart & caring person and friend. My thought & prayers go out to her and her family. May she rest in Gods eternal Peace.
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Hope Parrish posted a condolence
Monday, September 20, 2021
Ms. Kim was truly a wonderful person and friend. She helped me in a time of need to get my son in the homebound program at Aiken elementary. If it wasn't for her guidance, we would have been lost. I'm sorry for your family's loss. She will be missed. May God heal you all in this time of sorrow.
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Robin Byrne posted a condolence
Sunday, September 19, 2021
To Kim's Family, I am just seeing that Kim has passed and I am so thankful to have known such a beautiful, true and real soul. I am so sorry to each of you as you are having to deal with your pain. So thankful that Kim is in the place we all dream of and that she is singing from the top of her lungs.
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Gail Hendrix posted a condolence
Saturday, September 18, 2021
When I think of all the memories!! I met Kim at Home Group more years ago than I can count. We learned together, studied together, worshipped, and prayed together. We also laughed a lot, argued a little, but were mostly committed friends to each other. We had what seems like hundreds of dinners out at her favorites including Ferrandos, Red Lobster, and Jade of China. We talked about our kids, our families, our jobs, and our retirement. We made many trips to Hendersonville, NC that I’ll remember every detail of, some of them with your van, Pam! Kim had a real gift of teaching, a heart for kids as well as a heart for Jesus. And that girl loved the truth of God’s Word! I was able to talk with her a few times since moving to Texas and every time we spoke it was as if we had just spoken the day before. Kim lived her life as passionately as she was able, and loved her children and her family with that same passion. I will never forget you, dear friend.
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Pam Johnson lit a candle
Wednesday, September 15, 2021
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Dear Pam, Bobby, Kim's Family and Friends:
My deepest condolences to all, with prayers and love to lift you in days ahead. Kim sounds like a wonderful person and I know she is from a wonderful family. God bless you as you continue forward remembering her life well lived and all the joy she brought to you. In our hearts forever - love and blessings,
Pam.
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Pam Johnson posted a symbolic gesture
Wednesday, September 15, 2021
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Dana Luttrull posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
I met Kim through a H.O.M.E. group over 27 years ago. We had two children of a similar age and shared several birthday parties, we both served at Vacation Bible School, and we both took a sincere interest in each other’s children as they grew. Kim sat beside me at the convocation center as my daughter, Alex, walked and she was there again when my other daughter, Cassandra, graduated from college. We were in and out of each other’s lives over the decades through many changes and challenges. And together for some fun times celebrating our own birthdays since they were the same week and sharing our love for football. You always knew what Kimmie was doing during a Clemson game – and don’t interrupt her!
David, your mother was so proud of your scholastic abilities! And she didn’t even take credit for passing down your mathematic ability. I know for years you would speak everyday by phone after moving away and I know you are going to miss the gentle breeze of a hovering, helicopter mother. Seriously though, I think one of the reasons it is always so sad to lose a mother is because we always know there was a special person on the face of this Earth who cared about everything – everything about us, that is. It also explains why she was always ready to call in a search party when you were climbing all those cliffs and hiking into the wilderness of Colorado. Kim was your number one fan, David, and she loved you so very much.
Bethany, your mother counted you among her treasures and she would talk about all your fine traits. She was impressed by how much a “saver” you were, even as a little girl. (That was your own ability and not one she passed down to you – Ha!) She always thought of you as a smart, levelheaded child who would grow into a smart, independent woman. And she was right. She was excited to watch you graduate college with a teaching certification because she knew you had a big heart for children and had something important to share. Kim was always excited to travel years ago to watch your dance competitions and she beamed with pride as she showed off all her pictures of her beautiful daughter. I used to wonder where she got all the energy for your dance classes and travel schedules…. until I figured out it was her unending cache of Mt. Dew. I’m so glad Kim got to see you happily settled with someone to share your life with. I’m sorry she wasn’t able to see your beautiful new home in North Carolina, but she shared pictures! Kim was so proud of you, Bethany, and she loved you so very much.
I was finally allowed into Anchor Rehabilitation Center to visit Kim on Memorial Day. I am sad she spent a year in that facility during a pandemic with no visitors allowed. She so wanted to get to out of there and return to her own home. She had hope that would happen, even up to our last phone call this summer from one of her hospital beds. Kimmie really, really did not want to be permanently transferred to a nursing home facility but her body was slowly betraying her. Among my sorrow for the loss of Kim on this Earth, is the peace that she was called to her real home before that transfer happened. I’m selfish enough to want Kim here for us all, but I am smart enough to know she is in a better place. Kim loved her children, her extended family, her students, her former school district co-workers, her church members, her friends, and she loved to serve those in need. Today she serves the Lord, whom she steadfastly loved every day I ever knew her. I thank God for you, Kimberlie, and I will miss you very much.
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john Naylor posted a condolence
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
So sorry to hear about Kim's passing. We had the pleasure of spending a wonderful weekend in the mountains of North Carolina with Kim and a number of teachers from around the world that she helped sponsor. She arranged to collect furniture and other household items to make their transitions here easier. I will remember her as a wonderful caring woman with a great smile and laugh!
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Kathy Stooksbury posted a condolence
Monday, September 13, 2021
I met Kim in 1995 when she taught across the hall from me at MVHS. She was such a sweet person. She tutored both my children through high school math. She was always thinking of others.
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Virginia Brown Fralick posted a condolence
Sunday, September 12, 2021
David, when talking with you I had no idea that your Mother was in such a terrible condition. Thank you for thinking of us and Bobby and extending your condolences to our family. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to you and your family as you grieve the loss of your Mother. Together we will be living memories of loved ones whom we will miss with all of our being for a long time to come. My prayers are for God's richest blessings to cover your family and give you strength and courage as you cope with your tragedy.
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Brenda & Lee Benson posted a condolence
Sunday, September 12, 2021
To Pam and all of Kim’s family. So sorry to hear the news of Kim’s passing. Only God has the answers. We have been praying and will continue to pray for your family.
Brenda & Lee Benson
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Rep Bill and Donna Taylor lit a candle
Sunday, September 12, 2021
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Rita Teague Carter posted a condolence
Sunday, September 12, 2021
I’m saddened to hear about Kim’s passing. She has been on my mind lately, and I included her in prayers regularly. Kim & I always said we should write a book about our many adventures working side by side in the Homebound Dept. for 22 years. Naturally we cried, laughed, shared friendship, and much more together. Prayers for David, Bethany, her sweet Mom, and her friends & family.
Rita Teague Carter
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