Jim-Kiick-Obituary

Jim Kiick

Aug 9, 1946 – Jun 20, 2020 (Age 73)

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BORN
August 9, 1946
DIED
June 20, 2020
AGE
73

Obituary

Jim Kiick was a running back who played for the Miami Dolphins during their 1972 perfect season. For full obituary and coverage from Legacy.com, click here.

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May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I met Jim years ago at a restaurant named Clyde´s in Tyson Corners, VA. He was a total Gentleman and I enjoyed our chat. However, I was under the impression that he worked at John´s Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore. I haven´t seen a mention of it, so I´m thinking he was having some me fun. Oh well.... Still admire him for his accomplishments.

I WATCHED JIM AND LARRY THE WHOLE TIME UNDER DON SHULA. I HAD A CRUSH ON JIM THE WHOLE TIME. THEY WERE AND ARE THE GREATESST DUO OF ALL TIME. BLESSING TO FAMILY AND ALL WHO LOVE JIM..............Linda Sears, Rossville, Ga. 10-8-2023 never to be forgotten..........

Jim was in fact a man´s man. I asked him what he did to train in the off season he replied , I go to Wyoming and bust horses. Drank tequila with Jim and never a bad time around him. Sorry to hear of his passing and my condolences to his good daughter.

Will always remember Jim he was a great running back . Our deepest regrets we are so sorry for his families loss our hearts go out for to his family, we also lost a great person to this awful disease on my wife’s side ,. With all our love Frank & Karen Lucci

Jim was a fabulous friend and football player. I will always remember him.

Which one was Jim and which one was Larry "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.'' Same answer I tell everybody, Kiick said. I was the better-looking guy. Whether it's Butch or Sundance, which was Paul Newman and Robert Redford, either way, you couldn't lose.

Jim Kiick was a Great ! Dolphin Player and a Great Person You'll Surely B Missed RIP Jimmy !

RIP #21 I had the opportunity of working with Jim at his Charity Golf Outing for EASE Foundation. Jim was a Special guy with a big heart, very cordial and loved the fans. Thanks for the memories