Kimberly A. Studer

Kimberly Studer
Linwood, Michigan
Kimberly Ann Studer, affectionately known to all as Kim, passed away peacefully on June 9, 2025, in Linwood, Michigan. Born on May 5, 1964, in Midland, Michigan, Kim's life was a testament to her loving, generous, and selfless nature, which touched the hearts of everyone she knew.
Kim's early years in Midland were filled with the joy of growing up in a bustling household. She carried the warmth of her childhood throughout her life, spreading it to all she encountered. Her radiant smile and caring demeanor were her trademarks, making her a beloved figure in her community.
Professionally, Kim was the esteemed owner and operator of K & K Quality Care, where she dedicated herself to caring for her residents with the utmost compassion and excellence. Her work was not just a job but a calling, as she extended her nurturing spirit to everyone around her. Kim's commitment to her profession was paralleled only by her dedication to her family.
Kim's life was enriched by her significant other, John Rosebrugh, and their beautiful family. Her parents her parents Norman and Karen (Mieske) Rosenbrock. She was the loving mother to Lewis (Sam) Studer, Jessica (Jeremy) Primeau, and Courtney (Daryl) McBride. Her joy was multiplied with the arrival of her grandchildren, Alexis and Chloe Studer, Scarlett Primeau, and Brantley McBride, whom she adored watching grow and flourish.
She also shared a special bond with her nieces and nephews, Taylor, Ryan, Grant, Justin, Jordon, Logan, and Blake Rosenbrock, Melissa Voss, Nichole Polce, Amber Nielsen, and Cynthia Bedell. Her brothers and sisters-in-law, Greg (Sue), Kurt (Ann), Norman (Heather), and Mark Rosenbrock, held a dear place in her heart. She was preceded in death by Fred (Louise) Mieske and Rexford Behling, whose memories she cherished deeply.
Kim's interests outside of work were a reflection of her love for life and nature. She found solace and joy in horseback riding, where she felt a profound connection with the animals and the great outdoors. Country music was the soundtrack of her life, often playing in the background as she went about her day or during family gatherings. But above all, her greatest delight was in the simple pleasure of being with her grandchildren, cherishing every moment of their growth and milestones.
Those who knew Kim will remember her as the embodiment of love and generosity. She had a unique ability to make each person feel important and cared for, a gift that made her an unforgettable presence in the lives of her family, friends, and those she served through her work.
Funeral service will be on Tuesday June 17, 2025 at 7pm at Rivertown Funeral Chapel. Visitation will be on Tuesday from 4pm till time of service.