Kimberly Baker Kelley

What an incredible Lady, so many outstanding accomplishments. Wish I had known her better but I know she will be sorely missed. Terry, you two must have made quite an impression to all who met you. Love and prayers

I had the chance to briefly work with Kimberly the past few years at Intermedia, what an outstanding individual. I really appreciated her insights and her professionalism along with her kind, calm nature. She had a great enthusiastic demeanor and she always was smiling. She definitely made an impression and an impact on all of us. She will be missed. I am sending prayers and condolences to all who knew her and loved her.

We were so fortunate to meet Kimberly and Jeff when they moved into our Green Valley neighborhood. Over the years, we became not just neighbors, but good friends. Once they returned to Green Valley full-time, our friendship flourished. We gathered almost every other month, enjoying vegan happy hours and dinners. Kimberly loved my guacamole and vegan tiramisu, and Rudy and I loved her apple crisp, her perfectly dehydrated apples, and her chili-complete with all the toppings.

Kimberly was always such a joy to be around, with her easy laughter and warm spirit. She and Jeff were a wonderful couple, and our time together was always rich with conversation, connection, and shared values. We often found ourselves talking about the state of the world, worrying together about where our country was heading.

It´s hard to accept that Kimberly is now a memory-a cherished memory that fills my heart with both ache and gratitude. For now, the ache is stronger. But I know that, with time, the thought of her will bring me smiles. And when it does, I will remember her laughter, her kindness, and the simple joy of sharing a table together.

Thank you, Kimberly, for the gift of your friendship. You will always have a place in my heart.

To Jeff, Terry, Robin, Rusty and all who mourn the loss of Kimberly, I extend sincere condolences.

I had the pleasure of being one of Kimberly´s managers at Polycom where she excelled in her role. She was dedicated, sharp, on point, on time...and not afraid to call me out (professionally) if she felt it was warranted. I liked all of that! She returned from a business trip to Orlando and brought me a Mickey Mouse keychain. I can´t recall exactly why she had done so now, but I affixed it to my computer case and it travelled literally hundreds of thousands of miles with me over the past decade or so. I would see it hanging there randomly and smile.

More than just "co-workers," our team shared great times together as a work family. Kimberly brought her quick wit, killer smile, high energy and humanity to those interactions. We shared a lot of group meals, group runs and group events while on the road. Kimberly added a spark to all of them.

She will be missed but certainly not forgotten.

May you all find comfort in your loving memories of Kimberly and the example of a life well lived - and may she rest in eternal peace.

Dear Terry,
So sorry to hear about your sister. My condolences to your family. She will be missed.