Kim Wright passed away from breast cancer, March 13, 2005. (she was 44) Her husband, Eric, died in a tragic accident and she was left to raise two little boys by herself. She was an absolutely devoted mother.
Kim was a very genuine person. We always got along well. She was just Kim. I was very sorry to hear about her passing. I hope her children are alright.
Barry and I worked close to Kim's mother @ Egg City in the high school days. She reminded me allot of her mother. I think her mom was an Inspector there. In the sixth grade Barry introduced me to Kim on the playground, which at the time, I think they were close friends. I always thought she was included in the list of most attractive in our class. If I recall, I think Kim played junior high basketball. Later on, I think she had a crush on Stanton cuzz I used to see her looking into his classroom door window during class with a BIG smile. At the last reunion, it seemed like something was bothering her, but I couldn't put my finger on the issue. It may have been when her husband died. I am sure she had a hard life with her mom, dad, and husband passing away before she turned 40.
Kim was an awesome lady and had a heart to match. We were able to spend time with Eric and Kim before they moved away and Eric unfortunately passed away. Kim and I went to church together for a while and shared many memories of our high school days. She was a fine lady, and will be missed.
Kim was one of my best friends in junior high. She was so fun to be around with an unbelievable sense of humor. I can still hear her laugh and can copy the way she used to write in those unmistakeable big block letters. I ran into her in the mall and she was in a wheelchair. I was stunned because I didn't know she had been sick. Her hair was not more than an inch long and she was frail but was still absolutely beautiful.
Tina Harshaw (Burchette)
Kim was a very genuine person. We always got along well. She was just Kim. I was very sorry to hear about her passing. I hope her children are alright.Tina Gray (Albritton)
I was in several classes with Kim, but I remember her most from 8th grade gym class. In the locker room she always kept us laughing with her antics.I agree with the above post. She was always who she was, no pretense. I liked that about her.
Dan Regan
Barry and I worked close to Kim's mother @ Egg City in the high school days. She reminded me allot of her mother. I think her mom was an Inspector there. In the sixth grade Barry introduced me to Kim on the playground, which at the time, I think they were close friends. I always thought she was included in the list of most attractive in our class. If I recall, I think Kim played junior high basketball. Later on, I think she had a crush on Stanton cuzz I used to see her looking into his classroom door window during class with a BIG smile. At the last reunion, it seemed like something was bothering her, but I couldn't put my finger on the issue. It may have been when her husband died. I am sure she had a hard life with her mom, dad, and husband passing away before she turned 40.Barry Hogan
Kim was an awesome lady and had a heart to match. We were able to spend time with Eric and Kim before they moved away and Eric unfortunately passed away. Kim and I went to church together for a while and shared many memories of our high school days. She was a fine lady, and will be missed.Kim Avery (Cox)
Kim was one of my best friends in junior high. She was so fun to be around with an unbelievable sense of humor. I can still hear her laugh and can copy the way she used to write in those unmistakeable big block letters.I ran into her in the mall and she was in a wheelchair. I was stunned because I didn't know she had been sick. Her hair was not more than an inch long and she was frail but was still absolutely beautiful.