Worcester, Massachusetts
WORCESTER- Kimberly J. (Smith) Vuona, 31, of 45 Glezen Street, Worcester died Tuesday, September 23, 2003 in UMASS-Memorial Healthcare- Memorial Campus after an illness. She leaves her husband of two years, Gregg R. Vuona , her parents, Dennis M. and Barbara E. (Glynn) Smith of Grafton; a...
Read MoreDear Kim. I was not born yet but i could have been your son from what my dad/ your husband said you where a great person and i wish i could have seen you but i know your here right next to my dad.
Justin Vuona
June 03, 2024 | Family
Though heaven has a beautiful angel smiling down on us, we selfishly wish you were here smiling WITH us. You bring us joy and smiles with every thought of you and you will ALWAYS be in our hearts. Keep watching over your mom, dad, Greg and his family...we miss you. With much love, Auntie Barbara, Bethany and Kaylee oxoxox
Barbara Taylor
September 25, 2019 | TIVERTON, RI | Family
Michelle JAber
September 27, 2011 | Webster, MA
Kim - Rick and I want you to know that you are constantly in our thoughts and prayers.
Patty & Rick Nowicki
July 02, 2011 | Mapleville, RI
In loving memory of my sweet friend. I miss you so much! It is so hard to believe seven years have gone by! You will be forever in our hearts!
Michelle Jaber
September 22, 2010 | Webster, MA
Dear Kim, I Didn't find out about what happened to you until your mother and I reunited our friendship. Already two years had gone by. we met at your aunt Linda's house. When your mother told me I was devastated beyond words, I felt as if my own daughter had died. The tears still flow for you as they are right now writing this. I love you like a daughter,and always will. As I look at this beautiful picture of you I miss you terribly and always will. I recently found a picture you gave me, I...
cindy fisher
October 30, 2006 | West Springfield
I was walking in the Catholic cemetary and saw your sister's headstone. Vuona. I wondered at the little chimes and ornaments. Walking around to the back I saw the cross with the plaque ". . . Daughter". I wiped away the white "cotton" from a moth's cocoon and saw "Protect Our Daughter". Tears came to my eyes because I am a mother too and the loss must be drowning. I am sorry you lost your sister. Most sincerely, Catherine
Catherine Mohamed
February 11, 2006 | Grafton, MA
To Our Daughter Kim,
I know in the past we put a little something in the town paper, to wish YOU, a HAPPY BIRTHDAY and how much we wish YOU, where here to celebrate another year with us, I know that is not posable but it doesn't stop me from wishing you where here. WE LOVE AND MISS YOU SO MUCH.
SO HAPPY BIRTHDAY KIM.
LOVE MOM & DAD
Barbara & Dennis Smith
November 25, 2005 | Grafton, MA
September 23, 2004
Dear Kim,
I'm writing this letter to you right by your side just like I was exactly one year ago today when you left us. I really can't tell you how much we all miss you. There is not one day that has passed since then that I haven't thought of you. I never could have expected that you were going to be gone so soon.
I'm going to miss having you at my wedding. I'm going miss having an Aunt Kimberly for my son or daughter. This list could go on...
Gregory Smith
October 18, 2004 | Grafton, MA