Kimberly Kirkpatrick obituary: Kimberly Kirkpatrick's Obituary, Syracuse
In Memory Of
Kimberly Ann Kirkpatrick
1991 - 2021
In Memory Of
Kimberly Ann Kirkpatrick
1991 - 2021
Kimberly Ann Kirkpatrick passed away on Thursday June 3, 2021 in Syracuse. She was born on November 1, 1991 the daughter of Elizabeth Marie Kirkpatrick and David Joseph Georgianna. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her many aunts, uncles and cousins on both sides of her family.
Kimmy grew up in the country around Cedarvale NY and moved to Lyncourt when she was 17. She graduated from Solvay High School in 2010. After graduation, she worked at several jobs, most recently with the Laborers' Union, Local 633.
Laughter was at the center of her life. Always ready with a joke and banter, she brought joy with her wherever she went.
Kimmy especially enjoyed her time at the family’s camp on Pike Lake, Ontario with her parents and grandparents: Marge and Buster Georgianna, her Aunt Linda, Uncle Dan and cousins Alex, Adam, Catherine, Andy, David, and Matthew. She loved the lake and the games they played in the water.
Always the smallest, Kimmy was competitive by nature. She excelled in sports, especially track, bodybuilding and badminton where she took great pleasure in beating her cousin Andrew.
Growing up near the haunted 13 curves in Cedarvale, Halloween became her favorite holiday. She carried that tradition to Lyncourt, where she, her parents and friends created spectacles that hundreds came to visit from throughout Syracuse and surrounding towns.
She loved nature and animals, wild and domestic. Her favorite job was working at PetSmart in DeWitt.
She will be missed.
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Kimmy grew up in the country around Cedarvale NY and moved to Lyncourt when she was 17. She graduated from Solvay High School in 2010. After graduation, she worked at several jobs, most recently with the Laborers' Union, Local 633.
Laughter was at the center of her life. Always ready with a joke and banter, she brought joy with her wherever she went.
Kimmy especially enjoyed her time at the family’s camp on Pike Lake, Ontario with her parents and grandparents: Marge and Buster Georgianna, her Aunt Linda, Uncle Dan and cousins Alex, Adam, Catherine, Andy, David, and Matthew. She loved the lake and the games they played in the water.
Always the smallest, Kimmy was competitive by nature. She excelled in sports, especially track, bodybuilding and badminton where she took great pleasure in beating her cousin Andrew.
Growing up near the haunted 13 curves in Cedarvale, Halloween became her favorite holiday. She carried that tradition to Lyncourt, where she, her parents and friends created spectacles that hundreds came to visit from throughout Syracuse and surrounding towns.
She loved nature and animals, wild and domestic. Her favorite job was working at PetSmart in DeWitt.
She will be missed.
To leave a message of condolence for Kimberly's family, or to share a special memory of Kimberly, click the Share Memories button above.
Kimberly Ann Kirkpatrick passed away on Thursday June 3, 2021 in Syracuse. She was born on November 1, 1991 the daughter of Elizabeth Marie Kirkpatrick and David Joseph Georgianna. In addition to her parents, she is survived by her many aunts, uncles and cousins on both sides of her family.
Kimmy grew up in the country around Cedarvale NY and moved to Lyncourt when she was 17. She graduated from Solvay High School in 2010. After graduation, she worked at several jobs, most recently with the Laborers' Union, Local 633.
Laughter was at the center of her life. Always ready with a joke and banter, she brought joy with her wherever she went.
Kimmy especially enjoyed her time at the family’s camp on Pike Lake, Ontario with her parents and grandparents: Marge and Buster Georgianna, her Aunt Linda, Uncle Dan and cousins Alex, Adam, Catherine, Andy, David, and Matthew. She loved the lake and the games they played in the water.
Always the smallest, Kimmy was competitive by nature. She excelled in sports, especially track, bodybuilding and badminton where she took great pleasure in beating her cousin Andrew.
Growing up near the haunted 13 curves in Cedarvale, Halloween became her favorite holiday. She carried that tradition to Lyncourt, where she, her parents and friends created spectacles that hundreds came to visit from throughout Syracuse and surrounding towns.
She loved nature and animals, wild and domestic. Her favorite job was working at PetSmart in DeWitt.
She will be missed.
To leave a message of condolence for Kimberly's family, or to share a special memory of Kimberly, click the Share Memories button above.
Kimmy grew up in the country around Cedarvale NY and moved to Lyncourt when she was 17. She graduated from Solvay High School in 2010. After graduation, she worked at several jobs, most recently with the Laborers' Union, Local 633.
Laughter was at the center of her life. Always ready with a joke and banter, she brought joy with her wherever she went.
Kimmy especially enjoyed her time at the family’s camp on Pike Lake, Ontario with her parents and grandparents: Marge and Buster Georgianna, her Aunt Linda, Uncle Dan and cousins Alex, Adam, Catherine, Andy, David, and Matthew. She loved the lake and the games they played in the water.
Always the smallest, Kimmy was competitive by nature. She excelled in sports, especially track, bodybuilding and badminton where she took great pleasure in beating her cousin Andrew.
Growing up near the haunted 13 curves in Cedarvale, Halloween became her favorite holiday. She carried that tradition to Lyncourt, where she, her parents and friends created spectacles that hundreds came to visit from throughout Syracuse and surrounding towns.
She loved nature and animals, wild and domestic. Her favorite job was working at PetSmart in DeWitt.
She will be missed.
To leave a message of condolence for Kimberly's family, or to share a special memory of Kimberly, click the Share Memories button above.