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Kimberly Ann Gianino
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Kimberly Gianino Obituary
Kimberly Ann Gianino, 39, of Cherry Valley, New York passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on May 20, 2025.
Kim was a loving and passionate mom, daughter, sister, and friend to those lucky enough to have known her. She enjoyed the simplest things in life but none more than being a mom. Her son was her greatest love and joy.
She is survived by her mother, Laurette Braia; Father, Robert Gianino; her son, Ashton; brother, Rob Gianino and his wife Mary Anne; sister, Rebecca Alberti Bucceri, her husband Frank; her sister, Amanda Kelso and her husband Seth; and one niece, Sofia.
A private viewing will be held for immediate family.
The family requests privacy as they navigate through this difficult time of healing.
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