Kim Renee Beacham

Kim Renee Beacham "Ms. Trouble", 57, of Willingboro passed away December 16, 2024, in her home. She was born on February 22, 1967 in Trenton NJ. She is the daughter of Lorraine Beacham and the late Rudolph A. Beacham.
Kim attended Trenton Public Schools and spent many years working as a Bus Driver for the Reva Foster Senior Center, where her caring nature and dedication to others made a lasting impact.
Kim brought to the world her six beloved children: Kenya Pittman-Jacobs, Breanna Beacham, Nathaniel Beacham, Kymahni Hanson and her stepchildren, Ainsley Hanson Jr., and Samantha Hanson.
Kim was a beloved singer, mother, sister, and friend. Known for her remarkable talent and infectious spirit, Kim was best known for her hit song "Trouble," which she wrote and performed in 1992. Her passion for music continued throughout her life, earning her recognition, including the prestigious Black Women Rock "Black Girl Magic" award in 2019.
A second-place winner of the iconic Amateur Night at the Apollo, Kim's voice and stage presence captivated audiences, and she left a lasting impact on the House Music community. Kim was always ready to light up a room with her soulful voice and infectious laughter, creating connections with everyone she met.
Kim is survived by her children, Kenya Pittman-Jacobs (Douglas Jacobs Sr.), Nathaniel Beacham, Breanna Beacham, Kymahni Hanson; two stepchildren, Ainsley Hanson Jr. and Samantha Hanson; six grandchildren, Keona, Kasai, Douglas, Deshay, Iyanna and Dejeantay; siblings, Donald Beacham (Tye), Elder Ronald Beacham (Stephanie), Karen Beacham, Kelly Webb (Maurice); two bonus siblings, LaShanda Joynes (Steven) and Takia Joynes; mother, Lorraine Beacham; bonus mother, Dorothy Beacham; and a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and friends.