Kimberly Rosina Tucker

Kimberly was like my mother. I met her sons, Cody and Brett in junior kindergarten, and we have been inseparable, even 12 years later. Kimberly was the most loving mother, and even pretended to be the tooth fairy for me after she had taken me to a water park and lost my tooth! I am going to miss her greatly.

Kim was such a wonderful person, I am so sad to hear of her passing but wish her a peaceful rest in paradise and am glad you are no longer suffereing you were a fighter and truly inspritational with the smile you brought to work everyday.

Sorry to hear about Kim, my deepest sympathy to family especially Edward, Brett and Cody.

going to miss my best friend

Kim was the most beautiful soul I have ever had the fortune to know. Her smile lit up any room she was in, and she always faced each day with positive thoughts. Those she loved, she loved fiercely and unconditionally. She was my best friend and confidant for nearly two decades, until time and circumstance led us to drift apart, and I regret that we had not spoken for several years.

I was shocked to hear of her passing, and saddened to know I will never hear her voice again.

Cody, Brett, Tanya, Sherry, Ed and Brian, my most heartfelt condolences to you for your loss in this difficult time. Take comfort in knowing that she is never truly gone as long as we remember her.

I will miss you forever, Kim. I love you.

Sorry to hear of Kim's passing. Our thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time.

Tom and Donna Currie

Our families have been friends for many years. We were saddened to hear of Kim's passing. Thinking of her family at this difficult time.

Our condolences to Kim's family

I loved Kimmie, she was smart and funny and a great friend. She helped me at times and never complained about her illness. she loved her family very much and I am sorry for their loss. Rip

Deepest Sympathies. We were saddened to hear of Kim's passing. We knew that she had been ill but was hoping she would recuperate. You have our very sincere and deep sympathy on such a tragic loss. Our best to you and your family.

Last night a really wonderful person passed away. I met Kim Tucker some years ago, just after I started at Nucomm, when her mother passed away. She supported me when I needed help as my father was dying of cancer.
She became my rock when we lost our house. And then I had to support her when she lost hers.
She helped me run youth group events even when it meant taking time off work.
Kim leaves behind two teenaged boys and a husband.
Kim was diagnosed with cancer several years ago, about 2 years before Nucomm closed. She fought it right to the end.
I had the privilege to talk to her a few weeks back, we had a short call recalling good times. Her voice was so weak and thin, but she never let on how it was going. I knew it was close.
The middle room has lost 3 agents since we closed up Pam Jacobs, Sharon Baker and now Kim. Kim and Sharon to cancer and Pam to ALS.
It is so hard to type right now as I remember all the good times in the middle room I am smiling as I remember the Christmas that we had a TL turn on his heel and run from the room when he found us all laughing hysterically over a uniquely shaped ginger root.
My thoughts are with you guys are you find your way throught this.

Our condolences to the family. I was truly shocked to hear this as I have lost touch with Kim since she moved to Windsor. She was a co-worker. Kim was a strong spirit who always stood up for herself and others. Great sense of humour and wit! She will be missed. -

I'm so sorry for your loss Kim was a great friend I will miss her greatly your family will be in my prayers

I am sorry for you and your family's lost. Kim was an amazing woman who had a smile for everyone. She will be greatly missed but will live on in our hearts and memories.God Speed until we see each other were there is no pain or sorrow.

Kim was always a wise woman, looking out for her friends, whom she kept close to her, as a prized locket. Sally forth my fair sister!

will miss working with her she was a really caring woman loved to talk about her family and how proud she was of them

Kim was a beautiful person. Our childhoods lingered to shortly but I will always remember her passion for all things. My sincere condolences to your family in this time. Love to you all.

May Fair Winds fill your sails on your Journey.
Blessed Be, Kim

Our condolences to the family, Kim had a beautiful smile and will be missed dearly.

We will miss Kim's laughter and her bubbly personality. She reminded us of her dear Mom in many ways. Our thoughts are with those whose lives she touched.

I enjoyed our time spent in Sunday school activities at first baptist. Peace to all.

Our hearts are deeply saddened by your loss. Kim will always hold a very special place in our heart because her heart was as big as the world. May you be comforted by the outpouring of love surrounding you at this difficult time. Thinking of you all and sending you our love.

My thoughts and prayers to the family......Ed Bergen.

I am sorry for you and your family's lost. Kim was an amazing woman who had a smile for everyone. She will be greatly missed but will live on in our hearts and memories.

You walked a short road and fought a long battle always with a smile but your fight is over now may you rest in peace kim and may god keep you safe till we meet again

I am so sorry for your loss. I used to work with Kim at Nucomm in Owen Sound. She was a truly wonderful person.

I came into Kim's life as her PSW..but yet learned so much from her. She had an amazing way about her that would brighten up any day. A positive attitude which she kept on a daily basis. I will dearly miss her smile and our conversations. No matter what life threw at you , you continued your smile. I surely learned something from you my friend.... may your pain be gone and may you rest in peace....Ed, Brett Cody, i am very sorry for your loss.

To you Kim you will be missed by many people. Your smile brighten up when you came to karaoke ,your beautifull voice will sing for all the angels in heaven. god bless you my friend. and especially my sympathys to your family from Theresa, Stew and family.

I have not spoke to kim since leaving high school. Seeing this, has shocked me! So many happy memories of kim and our high school days have come flooding back. Such a beautiful, person, and we had so much fun together. My heart is heavy for this, yet i am glad she can be a beautiful angel now. Much love cheryl

To Kim's family,

I am so sorry that you have lost your mother, your partner, your daughter, your sister. Kim was a unique individual which made it a pleasure to know her. May you have all the comfort you need in the years ahead.

Tanya and Sherry....so sorry to learn of Kim's passing. Sincere condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. Kim was a good friend to our family since meeting my sister, Tina in Grade 4 at Victoria Public School. RIP Kim and GO DANCE WITH the FAIRIES and GATHER THOSE PRETTY STONES you always wanted.

Everyone we meet in life changes us in some way.

Kim left us far too early, though her sparkly eyed smile, wit , intelligence and great laugh will stay with me forever. My heart goes out to Ed, Brett and Cody; Brian and Eva; Tanya and Sherry. There is no doubt she loved you with all she had.

Along with mourning her passing, we should be thankful for her existence on this earth and the gifts she has given us.

Tanya, My thoughts and prayers are with you's all....... Fond memories of Kim and Marlene when we worked @ Tucker's lodge.......... :)
Ang Beatty

Have not talked to Kim for some time. Last time she was fighting and with much fight and positive attitude toward her cancer. At times she was comical about losing her hair and all. I was surprised she was so open and "ok" with it all. She said you have no choice but to embrace it and do what you have to do.
I met Kim in London when she accompanied her good friend Connie Smith. I did not know either of these ladies. They were there to see a performer and so was my friend and I. My friend has MS and uses a walker. There were not seats to be had. Connie and Kim were in a booth (i think there are only 3 in this place) They both invited us to sit with them as they could see my friend could use a seat. The night was fun and we met two women that were so nice and friendly and funny. I spoke to Kim a few times on facebook after that and was sad to hear she was fighting cancer. Her out look was good. We were supposed to meet up in London one of her times here . I could not make it and we had hoped to do so again with Connie as well. Life goes on and busy times happen. I wish I would have met her and Connie then or at best, made another time to make it happen.
Never knew Kim that much at all. I do know she was a loving, caring, kind woman and she mentioned her children with love
Sleep well Kim, until we meet again
Bethanne Keep (from London)

To the Tucker family you and my family have my heartfelt condolences in the passing of Kim. Kim and I were and always will be friends. I am glad I was there for her and you as she battled this disease. She brought happiness to everyone who knew her. I am glad that I got to see her right after Christmas, those couple of days with myself and Kim together, not talking much just being together, I will treasure that always.

Everyone we know during our lifetime adds to our being and personality, makes us what we are. They become part of us. Rather than mourn their passing, we should be thankful for their existence on this earth and what they have given us.
Kim died too young for sure, but I loved her sparkly eyed smile, intelligence, wit and laugh and it will remain with me forever. My heart goes out to Ed, Brett and Cody, Brian and Eva , Tanya and Sherry there is no doubt she loved you with all she had. Love,

Tanya & Sherry I'm very sorry for your loss. Love reading the words from Kim. My thoughts are with you.

So sorry to hear of Kim's passing. She was fun and a good friend. We went to high school together and shared some great times. She will be missed. Condolences to all her family.

A beautiful, thoughtful, unselfish soul. My heart just warms thinking of Kim, especially when she talked about her boys; proud, her eyes had a shine and her love for them just radiated. She never ceased to amaze me with her humour, quick wit and intelligence. Kim called them as she saw them and never beat around the bush. I loved that honesty. Always so thoughtful; she would remember the little things; whether it was something you told her ages ago, something you liked, were going to do or get, Kim would remember. When she returned home from somewhere she would always have a goodie for us. When she baked, she always made a little extra for us. Kim would always call before she went into town to see if we needed anything; she was always so thoughtful. She always invited/included us in her family events, a birthday, a holiday or just an evening around the bonfire. Oh yes, the catch up, coffee clutch, get-together marathons; Gerhard will especially miss. Many times I would come home and could hear the two of them from outside or from another floor laughing hysterically for hours! So many wonderful memories! We will miss Kim so very much. Our sincerest, heartfelt condolences Ed, Brett, Cody and the rest of Kim's family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. All our love,