Dearest Kim, It is very difficult to believe you are no longer with us. You were such an instrumental person in my life and the lives of my children.
We love you so much! Your kind and encouraging words, sense of humor, wisdom and love will truly be missed. Your smile radiated the love from your soul and I know we will meet again in Heaven.

I have been looking to reconnect with Kim for years. I am devastated to learn that she has passed. Kim and I were best buddies at Denison, and had many many adventures together! I think of Kim often. A song will come on, or someone will smile in a way that makes me think of her. I always thought she would pop back into my life one day. I hope I can find her family to share my memories. :-)

I'm very late to give my condolences to the Kirk family. I grew up with Kerri Hoyt and met Kim when she was her roommate at Denison. When Kim started at Merrimack, we became friends. I helped her Mom move her a couple of times. Kim and I chased after Nicole to Cape Cod when she was nervous about her sister's trip. I cannot emphasize how special Kim was to me. She was a great friend.