Kim Robert Swartz

Reenie, Sam, Amanda and families, We have too many memories loved dinners, Roger loved golfing for charity, Reenie we taught together, Sam at the same daycare, and I was Amanda´s second grade teacher . Kim his gifted piano playing and also positive greetings. Gone not forgotten

Many years ago, Kim graciously volunteered his time to be the pianist for the Saline Community Chorus. His talent and friendliness provided it with amazing support. He was a remarkable man. I can only imagine the loss to his family and friends.

What a loving, evocative, heartrending tribute to a man who well deserved it. It's one we'll never forget. During the Varsity Blues years, you could always count on Kim to tickle the ivories whenever and wherever he was called upon, often at his own personal inconvenience. Come hell or high water, you could always depend on Kim to do exactly what he promised and then some. If his dear Sam and Amanda needed him, he was all in, all the time, just as he was for his beloved Reenie. No man...

What a loving, touching remembrance. I went to high school with Kim, but didn´t know him well. I can see it was my loss. He was clearly a loving, kind, generous man who adored his family and worked to make the world a better place. I know he will be sorely missed by many. I offer my sincere heartfelt condolences to your entire family and hope the beautiful memories you all hold of him help to sustain you during this difficult time.

How utterly touching , your beautiful words spoken of your father Sam . I did not personally know him but from a distance I knew he was the beautiful Sue Swartz´s older brother . They were a bit a head of me in school but I do remember them both , great family & your grandfather outstanding. God bless & wishes for well being for your family . Kindly , Wanda Sobran ( Powers )

Reenie, Sam and Amanda, we are sorry for your loss. We miss seeing your parents in the neighborhood. Brian and Sue Buday