Farmington: September 20, 2014 at age 52. Kim is survived by her husband of 13 years, Michael King; children, Jason Tyo & Jarrett Tyo; mother, Patricia Hall; siblings, Kenneth (Skeeter) Barclay, Brinda Wootress, Nena Courtright & Gary Crittenden; many dear friends. She is predeceased by her father, Philip Hall. In her spare time, Kim enjoyed the Miami Dolphins, Pets and played Women’s Softball for 32 years.
Kim’s Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, September 27, 2014, 1-4 P.M. at Mickey Finns, Victor, NY.
Rochester Cremation, 4044 W. Henrietta Road, Rochester NY 14623, 359-2300, RochesterCremation.com
kim, i will miss you dearly, i couldnt believe it when you told me you had stage four cancer, we were supposed to just meet at kohls but that damn dropped foot ruined all,.
you helped me when i had hip surgery and the many nights we played cards will always be cherished,.we didnt get to ride in watkins glenn but we had those fun rides on the horses on strong road, keep smiling, i am going to try, see you some day, give stevo a hug for me
Mike,
Cindy wanted me to let you know how sad she was to hear that Kim had passed.
from her dad, Brad Stanton
I used to go to the games & watch the two of them play.
Mom, I miss you so much.
I think of the future and I still cant believe you wont be there. It doesn’t feel real that I will never see you again.
I love you
Mom. Today is your birthday, its 2021. I’m doing well but I cant believe how the time flies. 7 Years without you just doesn’t make sense.
Jarrett and I miss you so much.
I love you.
Mary Lou will be very missed. We have never met anynoe quite like her. She was a bundle of energy. She worked tirelessly for many, many people. She was the one you would call when you didn’t know how to get anything done. She would find a way! She took her job as a Knox County Commissioner very seriously and she was great at it. She was a wonderful friend to my Mother and to our family. She attended our son’s college graduation. Then, a few years later, she performed our son and daughter in law’s marriage. It was awesome! She honestly made’ the ceremony with her charm and wit. It was an honor to have known her. Heaven is lucky to have her, and we were lucky to have enjoyed her company here on earth. So much more I could say about her, but not enough room to write it all down. Just a truly wonderful person .We’ll see you again one day, Mary Lou. You are loved, and you are missed.
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