Kim Allen
March 17, 1955 ~ June 21, 2018
Kim (Coble) Allen
63, of Indianapolis, passed away on June 21, 2018 at University Heights, surrounded by her family. Kim was born on March 17, 1955 in Indianapolis, IN to the late Lester and Frances Mae (Moore) Coble.
Kim was a proud mother and grandmother who enjoyed watching movies and reading the latest Stephen King novels. She worked at the Target Distribution Center for many years, until her health would no longer allow her to work.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother; Rocky and sister; Brenda.
Left to cherish her memory is her sons; Dustin (Nikki Mingoy) Allen, Sean Allen, brother; Rick (Janice) Coble, sister; Tammy (James) Crowell and 4 grandchildren; Alexis, Dillon, Alana and Landon Allen.
Services will be private. Cremation arrangements are entrusted to Carlisle- Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville.
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I know you are at peace Kim. Time passes so fast that we are all right behind you and will meet again smiling together one day. Growing up you were always the fun Cousin or Aunt all of us kids looked forward to seeing because of your playful attention you always gave all of us! We knew if Kim was around you better cover your butt or it just might get pinched. I remember visiting Aunt Francie and several times you werent there or you were sleeping and I knew I would enjoy my visit but just not as much cause you werent there to pick on me. I will always remember your smile and your voice and the way you made me feel loved when you were around. The children in my life dont know this but the reason I play with them the way I do really stems from my memories of you. I always thought you were the fun, cool Aunt and you were always someone i hoped to see at reunions and gatherings. Another ray of sunshine gone, you will truly be missed, we all love you my dear cousin. Love forever, Ginger
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