Kimberly Smith
July 18, 1974 ~ October 19, 2022
Mooresville, Indiana – Kimberly Smith passed away at home after a life-long battle with Crohn’s Disease on October 19, 2022. Kimberly was born in Vincennes, Indiana, to her loving parents, Arthur Jan Smith and Toni Fiscus on July 18, 1974. She was 48.
Kimberly was a woman with a creative side, who spent many hours expressing herself through her work in fingernail art, drawing, and calligraphy. She also enjoyed a variety of music; from country and classic rock to an unapologetic love of pop. She loved Halloween and Christmas but her favorite time of the year was the summer time, when she could spend as much time in the sunlight as possible.
Most of all Kimberly was a child of God though. She found comfort in her faith and her family above all other things.
She is survived by her parents, Arthur Smith and Toni Fiscus (Roger); son Devan Whedon (Jessica); daughter Skyler Kent (Kelly); brothers Eric Smith of Monrovia and Brad Smith (Tracie) of Woodhaven Michigan; sisters Joni Smith and Mary Smith (Patrick) of Loogootee; Grandchildren Abigail Goodin, Kamrin Whedon, Karson Whedon, Journie Daniels, and Oakleigh Daniels.
Friends and family will gather for Kimberly's Life Celebration® visitation on Friday, October 28th, 2022, at Carlisle Branson Funeral Service, 39 East High Street, Mooresville, Indiana from 3 pm – 5 pm. A memorial service will follow at 5 pm with Reverend Danny Thomas presiding.
The family asks that all memorial donations be made to The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation in Kimberly’s name.
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Where do I start with a broken heart Kim? So many memories of us, to many to write. I am going to miss you far beyond words. I love you and I’m still in shock and can’t believe you’re gone. Kiss CHRIS AND Pete for me, I’ll be there one day. RIH Sweet girl
I’m so sad that we had not been contact in recent years, you were often in my thoughts and stories have been told of our adventures back in the day. I will forever remember all those times. I will always have you in my heart. Rest In Paradise my beautiful cousin. What over us please. LYLAS ALWAYS
I miss you mommy and so does journie and oakleigh nene’s girls. I wish I could of hugged you the day you passed away. They say time heals everything but this is something time will never heal for me. I love you mommy R.I.H R.I.P
TO KIMMY…I WAS BLESSED TO CALL U MY COUSIN….RIPߒߒߒߒߙϰߙϰߙϰߙ
You will be missed!! Prayers for the family and fly high Kim!