Kimberley Jean Stepp

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Kimberley Jean (Witt) Stepp. A woman of boundless wit, compassion, and a calling to care for others. She never met a swear word she didn't like, especially when it made a story better. Kimberley was born on August 24, 1961, and the Lord called her home on February 8, 2026.

Through her 64 years, she touched many lives with her giving spirit. Kimberley was a devoted mother, not only to her own children but to those who found safety and comfort in her presence.

Kimberley was married to Barry for 35 years. Together, they built a life filled with laughter, love, and loyalty. Kimberley somehow kept Barry in line the entire time.

Kimberley's love of game nights was unmatched. She loved card games, trivia, and board games. She played to win. Saying that Kimberley loved to cook for her family is an understatement. Her vegetable soup could warm the coldest heart. Kimberley loved television. Her DVR was always full of everything from Housewives to true crime. We hope that she knows the answers to all of the mysteries that kept her up at night.

Left to cherish Kimberley's memory are her husband, Barry Stepp; her daughters, Candace Poole, née Stepp, and Megan Stepp; her son-in-law, Samuel Poole; her special niece, Mckenna Jackson; her grandchildren, Levi Poole and Juliette Poole; her sister, Cheryl Rizzo, née Villani; her brother, William Witt II; her brothers-in-law, James Rizzo and Bruce Lapple; her sister-in-law, Isabelle Witt, née Moore; her nieces and nephews, Brian Lapple, Tara Mann, William Mann, Trisha Mann, Micah Rivera, Riley Gaines, Madison Wiesman, Jordyn Overstreet, Carter Ott, Autumn Ravenscraft, Jimmy Rizzo, Steve Fliehman, Katie Fliehman, née Rizzo, Weslie Herron, Rachael Rizzo, August Rizzo, Ezra Herron, and Nova Herron.

She was preceded in death by her father, William Witt; her mother, Hazel Witt, née Johnson; her sister, Teresa Mann, née Villani; her brother-in-law, Johnny Mann; and her niece, Faith Inez Witt.

Kimberley will be deeply missed, and we find comfort in knowing she is now at peace in the arms of the Lord.