Kim Keese Fintel Worthington
She was born July 23,1966 and entered heaven’s gate on May 5,2019. She was preceded in death by her mother, Penny Hunter. She is survived by her husband Bradford L. Worthington, daughter Tiffany Fintel, son James David Fintel, stepson Jason Worthington, step daughter Audrey Price (Troy). She also survived by sister, Christine Estes, and brother Jason Bush and step father Ronnie Bush. She leaves behind her loving grandchildren Bailey Grace Fintel, James David Fintel Jr., Keziah Fintel , Haley Worthington, Katy and Victoria Price and “bonus” grandchildren Bridget and Tori Warrick, Max and Iris Levine.
“Momma Kimmy” was like an adventure book. So many stories she would read to you, so many stories she would let you add to her pages. She dedicated her time and love to creating memories for everyone she crossed paths with. Her biggest joys could be found in creating magical moments with her children and grandchildren. She was notorious for “Camp Kimmys”. Blowing bubbles, dancing in the rain, wind chimes, food fights, counting it all joy, kicking cow patties, singing happy birthday, creating art, and making funny face pancakes. It was all the little things that brought her the biggest smiles and purest joy!
There were many chapters and many lines. Her biggest moments were playing chess as a little girl with her Grampy. Going into real estate with her best friend, her sister Christy. Rescuing and rehabilitating hundreds of animals and wildlife. Opening her home to homeless mothers and their babies. Driving all night with her husband to adopt their “Ollie Ollie Ollie”. So many beautiful pages she shared with so many people.
She leaves us all with several blank pages to fill, but she left us with this title… “The center of the watermelon is always the sweetest”.
May God bless you, and protect you, and give you sweet dreams, forever and forever, amen.
My condolences to everyone, including Kim’s family, friends and animals. May you all move through your mourning towards hope.
I never met you but from what I’ve heard you must have been a lovely person. Brad was very lucky to have you in his life. May God Bless you and your whole family. RIP
My condolences to the family of Kim. We can always rely on the God of all comfort to help us endure any trials or obstacles, especially the painful loss of a dear loved one. (2 Corinthians 1: 3, 4). Our loving Heavenly Father, Jehovah, has given us the wonderful assurance that we can and will see our loved ones again by means of a resurrection to an earth transformed into a beautiful paradise.
My condolences to the family and friends I will miss her she was my friend even for a short time we had fun. RIP my friend.
I didn’t know you, but I am so grateful for the loving, beautiful, open-hearted influence you have had on Tiffany. I had the pleasure of working with her for a while and she was always so very kind to me.
My condolences to the family of Kim. We can always rely on the God of all comfort to help us endure any trials or obstacles, especially the painful loss of a dear loved one. (2 Corinthians 1: 3, 4). Our loving Heavenly Father, Jehovah, has given us the wonderful assurance that we can and will see our loved ones again by means of a resurrection to an earth transformed into a beautiful paradise.