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"No matter where you are.
You are never very far.
Right now, we may be apart.
But I always have you close to my heart."
Author: Kimberly Sue Conrad
Kimberly (Kim) Sue Conrad, of Beallsville, Ohio, was called home on January 24, 2025 peacefully to be with the lord.
Kim was born on May 14th, 1962, in Canton, Ohio and was blessed to be the child of Harold and Judy House. Kim was a devoted Christian who lived a life guided by faith and love. Kim enjoyed spending time with family and friends, fishing, playing the organ, and writing poems.
Her greatest accomplishments live within her three sons, Derek, Brandon, and Alex Conrad.
Kim is preceded in death by her loving parents, Harold and Judy House; and brother, Tim House.
Kim is survived by her sons, Derek Conrad, Brandon (Nicole) Conrad, and Alex (Darby) Conrad; grandchildren, Ryder Conrad, Lyla Conrad, Lyncoln Conrad, Irys Conrad, and Maeve Conrad; siblings, Carrie (Scott) Wheeler, Sandi (Late Raymond) Anderson, Stephanie (Darrin) Morgan, and Michael (Angela) House; as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
A Celebration of Life will be held for close family and friends at a later date.
Day Funeral Service is honored to serve the family of Kim Conrad.
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