Birth date: Sep 16, 1962 Death date: Dec 4, 2017
Kimberlee Ann Allen, known as Kimmi to her family and many friends, passed away unexpectedly at her home on Monday, December 4th, 2017 at the age of 55. Kimmi had lived in several places during her lifetime, notably Cincinnati, Oh Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy. I never met Kim, but I remember my grandmother talking about her enjoyment from the visits Fran, Jim, and Kim made to her. Sally Roudebush Wind
As neighbors to Don and Linda we shared many Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with Kim and Reed. These will always be special memories of Kim for us and we are saddened by her untimely death.
Our sympathy and love to each of you.
Ken and Maureen Petke
Kimmi was a truly special friend. Reed is a remarkable young man and made a great impact in my life when my own kids had left for their lives as they grew up. I used to take Reed and do "guy" things on an occasional weekend . We would ride bikes, go to a movie and just hang out . Reed sent me a card one year thanking me for being the " closest thing to a father" he had ever had. Kimmi and Reed were often visitors are my cabin on Mt. Lemmon and we all used to spend many hours sitting at a table at Le Buzz on the weekend just enjoying our company. I remember how Lilly use to sit on my lap quite content to be there and allow the world to pass her by.
We don't always check up on our single friends as frequently as we should and Kimmi's untimely passing reminds me how important it is to be a better friend to those who live alone. I will miss her crazy attitude and rambunctious , loving nature and her memory will remind me to be a better friend to those who live a single life.
Dear sweet Kimmi, you are greatly missed and you leave a hole in my life.
Rick Small
Kimmi was a force of nature. She was hilarious, smart and had a giant heart. I remember celebrating together in Cincinnati long ago and we topped off the night by dancing on top of a bar. We were most surely fantastic at it right up until we fell off! Everything with Kimmy was a grand adventure of spontaneous fun and laughter. I am sure she was a brilliant wife and nurse as she was such a giving person. I know her light will continue to shine on her son, family and friends.
With much love,
Stacy Sims
