Joan Cichowski

I had the distinct pleasure of working with Kim for over twenty years. She brightened the day of everyone she worked with. Her happiness and optimism were contagious and the love she felt for all people but especially her family, was radiant. I can only imagine the depth of loss that Dick, her children, grandchildren and family feel but Im just as certain theyll draw perpetual strength from her everlasting love. I miss my friend dearly but feel so lucky to have known her.

I will carry so many wonderful memories of Kim in my heart. She was an amazing woman that I, as many others were so blessed to have in our lives. Much love and many prayers to you all.

Kim, was the Angel that always had her wings open to comfort anyone that she came in contact with. She always put others ahead of herself, even if she was under the weather. Her father, wanted her to come home, so she could rest,and be held in his arms to comfort her. Our hearts will be empty,until we meet again. We loved you so, Joyce and John

Lori and family...we are so sorry for your loss. Nana and the blue van will go down in Venerini history. Love to all from the Haddad family

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Georgia, Richard and family. So so sorry for your loss. I didn't realize how far the cancer was when I last talked with you. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Pam Jacobson

I feel so blessed to have been a weekend work colleague of Kim's. I looked up to her both personally and professionally as a beautiful human being with a loving heart and a wonderful sense of humor. I never met all of Kim's family members but grew to know them all by name and by the stories that she lovingly shared about all of them. Her husband, children and grandchildren were her life... At the same time, she took an honest and caring interest in the lives of all those she worked with...