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Kim Beardslee Obituary
June 14 1938 - April 25, 2013
Loving Mum, Sister, Aunt and friend to many, Kim Kathleen Beardslee of Ripon, CA went to be with the Lord on April 25th, 2013 at the end of a short battle with lung cancer. Born June 14th, 1938 in Suffolk England. Kim enjoyed gardening, knitting, cooking and painting. She was a member of the Ripon Garden Club. She was involved with her church family in the SIA(Seniors in Action), Fellowship Six and Outreach group. Thank you to pastor Jeremy for praying with Mum.
She enjoyed her Saturday BBC (British Breakfast Connection) meetings.
Worked in electronics for over 22 years and sold Danish furniture in the bay area before retiring.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Oliver and Kathleen Foster. Brother-in-Law Ken Smith, nephew Paul Foster and great nephew Richard Foster.
She leaves behind sister Joan Smith and Family, brother Roy (Cyd) Foster and family, daughters, Sharon (Richard) Brassea, Kerri (Rod) Mora. Grandchildren Brianne (Josh), Kim (Jeff), Justin (Lyndsay), Ryon, and John Charles (Chelsea). Great Grandchildren Kevin, Cade, Jakob, Christian, Kash, Conner, Orion and Kendyl. Precious dog Zoe. Many wonderful friends aka family dear to her heart.
Special thanks to her home care giver Saundra and the Hospice of San Joaquin.
Celebration of Life with family and close friends at the home of Kerri & Rod Mora June 15th 2013.
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June 19, 2019
May the wonderful memories of your loved one sustain you until God's promises are fulfilled (John 6:40).
May 1, 2013
Will Miss you Mum so very much! Already quiet in the house. Thank you for all you have done for us! We love you So very much! Kerri & Rod Jazz n Zoe too!
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