Kim O'Connor

He was a friend and a favorite of mine. Miss him a lot.

To JoAnne, Scott and Ann,

I heard about Kim's death through friends in Ft. Worth. I am so very sorry for your family's loss.

Though our paths went in very different directions over 25 years ago, I always thought of Kim and had wanted only good to come into his life. He was a very kind man and I will remember him in that way.

Kim was loved by so many people and his music brought joy to hundreds.

Please accept my deepest sympathies to you and your...

Kim will always have a place in my heart. His Whiteboard Fence, smile, wink, & talent was generously shared with all who knew him. He was a bright shinning star for many years of my life & I think of him often. Prayers to his family. We will all miss him but are grateful we touched shoulders with Kim.

Kim was the life of the party. I hired Kim for many years for our Annual Railroad Day Celebration, and in the middle of the hot, Texas, summer, would be that bright shining face and melodic voice of Kim. He was a great friend, outstanding performer,and a true Texan (doesn't matter where he was born.)

I did not personally know Kim; however one of my best friends, Linda Kay Edwards, loved him dearly. That tells me he was a very special person and will be missed by many. My condolences to the family.

My family always enjoyed his performances and will always remember "Homegrown Tomatoes" which was our favorite. My condolences to his family.

Jerry and I miss you greatly, but are very grateful the Lord put our paths side by side for a little while.

One of the truest friends I ever had. He taught me more than he could have ever realized. I'm thankful to God for allowing me to cross trails with him.

I am so saddened to read of Kim's passing. He played many, many parties and events for me. He was such a gentleman and so very professional. You could always count on him to make a delightful and fun event. My prayers and thoughts are with his family. We will all miss a wonderful man and great performer.