Kimberly Stone Obituary
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Kimberly Sue Stone, 53 of Loudonville passed away on Thursday afternoon, September 11, 2025 in University Hospital Samaritan Medical Center.
She was born on September 10, 1972 in Mansfield, the daughter of the late Olen D. and Patricia (nee Shreffler) Whitsel.
Kim graduated from Hillsdale High School, Class of 1991.
She worked in housekeeping for most of her life.
Kim loved to travel to the beach.
She is survived by one son, Dustin Bohland of Greenwich; one sister, Robyn (David) Johnson of Perrysville; and one brother, John Harmon of Loudonville.
In addition to her parents, Kim is preceded in death by one brother, Robert Shreffler.
In keeping with her wishes, a private family ceremony will be held.
Online condolences may be shared on the funeral home's website at denbowfh.com.
Denbow-Gasche Funeral Home & Crematory is handling the arrangements.
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