Kimberly D. Place

My little cousin kimmy
My little sister's playmate
Most of my memories of you are from childhood...good memories

Now you have become a child again. See you soon little cousin

with great love and affection
your cousin robert

Dear family,
The los of Kim is so great, I loved her like a daughter and will
always miss her, I know it is hard for all of you
Parker Wilcoxon

I am so sorry to hear about Kim's death. I was just getting off the plane in Washington DC when my mother told me the news over the phone. It really hit me hard because Kim and I were really close, and I had just recieved my birthday gift from her on that same sad day. I had also called the same Wednesday on her cellphone and left her a message at 5:30 pm Centeral time to call me because I was wanting to thank her for the gifts. I was so shocked, but thankful that she is in a much better...

It was a shock to hear of Kim's passing. I had just found out yesterday and I am deeply saddened. I had always remembered her (when we first met at Gloucester High School) as a kind and gentle woman and a good friend who we had shared fond memories. I will always keep Kim in my prayers. My sincere condolences to her family.

Deb & George, Jen, Jackie, Ben, Geoffrey, Maddie and Molly ~
May the love you all share together help you through this incomprehensible tragedy and sad time. You know that Kim's gernerous and kind spirit will never leave you. She is lucky to be such a special part of your family as you are to have her love with you always. Our heartfelt sympathy and our love are with you, our dear friends, and with Kim's mother, Caroline.
Barbara, Steve, Spencer and Hannah

As I sign this guestbook I am in tears. I remember when I first met Kim in 1994 when she worked at HQ's. She always greeted you with a smile, and a girly hello. I kept in touch with Kim when she relocated to Texas and then to Boston. Kim was glad to be close to home and family. Every now and then I would email Kim pictures of my boys and she was so delighted to see how much they have grown. I am going to miss Kim with her warm spirit. I am going to miss sending Kim emails of my family and...

I am a complete stranger to your family. I was born an d raised in Mass. I am married and now live in Maine. I check the obituaries in the Boston Globe to see if anyone I grew up with has passed. I came across Kimberly. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to the whole family and those all who knew her. Thank you for having people money in her name to animals. That was very unselfish of you all. Cindy J