Kimberly MULKEY

I haven't seen or spoken to Kim since working with her at Speedway almost 20 years ago, but my memory of her is very strong. She was such a positive and likeable person to be around. I am so sorry for your family's loss.

So sorry Sam you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

I first met Kim back at EMRO Marketing in 1990. I know there are no words that can bring any real relief from the grief your family is suffering right now. Just realize there are more lives than you can imagine which have been bettered by knowing Kim, and for all of the smiles she shared with those people who had the privilege to have met her. Many of those same people are here for you now, as needed, in your time of devastating loss. With deepest sympathy...

My prayers are with the family at the passing of Kim. She was a wonderful parent and volunteer at Donnelsville Elementary when her children were young. She was an inspiration to all of us.

My heart is so sad to hear of Kim´s passing. She was one of the sweetest souls and definitely one of the smiles that I looked forward to seeing at the bank. But, I do know that she is in our Heavenly Father´s presence right now. Praying for her family and friends through this very difficult time. I can´t express enough how sorry I am for your loss.

Dear Family, I am so saddened for you and my heart, thoughts and prayers will continue to lift you during these difficult times. Thank you Lord for such a wonderful gift. Heaven just became a little better. I am grateful Kim for your selfless energy that you gave to all. Your light has shown beyond the distance that our eyes can see. Hands and feet of Christ were a part of your tapestry. True appreciation for your time and talent seem to come up short when saying thank you good and faithful...

Dear Sam, Karlie, Sam, Judy and Ned, I loved Kim with all my heart She was so very special, kind, giving, helping and loved everyone in her big heart. I will always cherish her in my heart. I am here for each of you, just call or ring my doorbell. My Deepest Sympathy with Love and Hugs Aunt Mary