Rev. Dr Eric Kimball "Kim" Strutt

I was wondering what happened to Kim after he left St. Andrews in 1975. I remembered he was going to Glendale, but I lost track as '75 was when I graduated high school and went off to Berkeley.

I am so thankful for the grounding in Christ that Kim gave me in junior high at St. Andrews. Although I went to Mariners more in high school because St Andrews was heavily Newport Harbor kids, my family stayed at St Andrews and he always welcomed me the times I went with my family to St Andrews.

Kim was so immensely talented, had such an amazing heart for God and led by example, not just words.

Rest in peace and I look forward to seeing you again.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

RIP Rev. Kim....you were a very good man and wonderful voice for God!! Thank you for your years at Grandview Pres! Blessings and prayers to your family...

How, can I say thanks, for the things you have done for me ...? To God be the glory, to God be the glory... Mindy Cunningham

He was as wonderful a neighbor, friend, and human being as anyone could be. He will be missed by all and I am sorry more will not be able to have his friendship. RIP Kim!

Kim has been a great friend through the years. He and my husband, Henry, worked together in Glendale. He is missed!

I AM SENDING MY MOST HEARTFELT SYMPATHY.PLEASE KNOW THAT GOD WILL COMFORT YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS MOST DIFFICULT TIME.HOSEA 13:14

Kim pastured my church for many years. He was a kind and caring man of God!

Kim was the led who to Christ and mentored me throughout his time at Grandview. I can wholly say who I am as a man of God is because of his mentoring. Bless him and his family.

I had rejected church for a few years as a young person, but started going to Grandview because of a "girl." Kim was the pastor who welcomed me, tolerated the difficult questions. He modeled Jesus and for that I am grateful. It was a privilege to have him perform the wedding 7 years later for me and that "girl"- Gayle. He was a good good man.

Kim was such a wonderful pastor, mentor and friend. He was such a strength to my family when our parents passed away. He will be missed by so many

Because of Kim's love for the Lord my wife, Beverly, and I have been following Jesus ever since our days at Grandview where we surrendered our lives to Jesus. We are so thankful and pray for all of Kim's family. Kim lived a life of serving and was a true example to many.

Kim,

You will be missed. I miss you. So glad to be a part of your family. The angels are rejoicing.

Sorry to hear. I grew up in Bethany, Burbank. Knew Kim from Pastor's Conference.

I am so thankful for Kim's ministry. I miss him as mentor, colleague and friend!

Will miss the brisk banter and dreadful family jokes exchanged with my Cousin Kim. We share a lifetime of jolly and precious memories. He's undoubtedly auditioning angels for his new band.

I don't know where to begin to thank you for the impact you made on my
walk with the Lord. I will be eternally grateful
Love you.
Miss you

Dearest Kim,
You are so missed already. You changed my life for the better by demonstrating the love of God. I hope you are having a blast in heaven!