Paula Drakulich Kimbrough

Hey Paula...remember that time...ah, there were so many days I wanted to call you since 2000; we had already known each other 27 years then. From the times you were my boss at the Eldorado Hotel to when you called me long distance to say that Lenny Bias had died, because you knew I was a big Celtics fan; we laughed and joked and cried together. Like all the people who were touched by your lovely self, your personal thoughtfulness is what I remember most. A genuine person who loved her family more than herself. When you were out at Pyramid Lake and could only get one radio station; when the boys were born and could barely fill a shoe box; when we stayed at Davis Creek in your camper; when you started Eggspressions by Paula and shipped out three dozen eggs for me to sell in NH. So many memories...we lost contact in 2000....and I have missed your kindness and beautiful soul for these twenty years. I take your Christmas decorations (eggs) out every year and remember our friendship with gratitude for having known you. Godspeed Paula, give me a call...and look up Griff for me on the "Other Side" as the ancient Celts called Heaven...I was also sad when that hound left. A great artist is all remembered by her artwork...these are pictures of the early Eggspressions by Paula, you are probably going to scold me for sharing these primitive examples of your later, incredible work. See you in the next life Paula. Talk to you soon.

Paula and I were friends at Reno High School. I will always remember her as being honest, kind and very, very fun!

Sending wishes for comfort and peace to Mark and family.

Dede Emerson Goodnight

Sending our deepest condolences and love to the Kimbrough and Drakulich Families from the Drendel and Haas Families

Paula was a very special person. I have lost touch with her over the years, but we had some very good times. My condolences to all of the family.

Mark, I am so sorry for your loss.

Wishing the entire Drakulich and Kimbrough
families condolences at this sad time.

I first met you in 1957 when I was 16 and just moved to Reno. Your Dad, Duke invited me to your home for dinner to talk football as I would be playing for him at Manogue. REST IN PEACE

Paul was a wonderful lady. My mother holds very fond memories of Paula and of course her beautiful egg creations. She visited my mother many times with her wonderful sense of humor. She so enjoyed her visits over the years. RIP Paula. Loved your beautiful soul.

Claudia Caramella and Family

Remembering those Wednesday night dinners at our house when you selflessly drove to and from Carson to bring Mom and Dad.

Wishing the Drakulich family peace and comfort through this difficult time.