Kimberly Ann Stanley

I miss you so much Kim...I think about you all the time. You should be here. I love you. I hope you're partying like a rock star in heaven!

Steve..My husband who passed away, July 10th. We ran into you both outside of Lakewood Tavern, to find out Kim was battling cancer, 4 days later found out Terry had stage 4 aggressive lung cancer. Kim's dad was elementary school principal at Terry elementary school. She was a fun, happy go lucky person, loved her family. Ann Sloan

Dear Steve and Family,
My heart hurts of reading this sad news about Kim. My sincere condolences to all of you.
I so enjoyed being Kim´s friend. We had many laughs together that I can´t even count. The stories we made with each other will be my favorite memories of her. I will dearly miss our friendship. As you will too.
God bless your family at this time. And God Bless Kim.
I will miss my friend forever.
Katie Johnson.
XOXO

I am so sorry for the entire family especially my friend and brother Steve Stanley in the loss of Kim. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.

Kim taught me how to work hard and play hard, she had an infectious smile and hardy laugh. We had so many adventures, concerts and sporting events. I'm so glad you insisted on being at my wedding nuptials at the courthouse in 2001 - even though no one was invited. Ha. Who loves ya? ME! Hope you're showing them how to party like a rock star in heaven!

Kim was always positive (even when it came to the Vikings), and was always ready with a laugh and a smile. Those of us who worked with Kim for many years are the lucky ones, Kim knew how to work hard and still make it fun. Kim, you were one of a kind, the best kind.

Thank you for all the happy times on your deck & just being with you !!!! I miss you so much!!! Loved making you laugh with my corny jokes !!!!!! Love , Kevin

Infectious smile for sure. Heaven received another angel. Kimmy you were always the life of the party, we will never forget that smile. You will be missed dearly. Maybe being in heaven you might get a chance to put in a good word for our Vikings. R.I.P. my dear.

Don & Marty Borash