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Kimm Alayne Walton, age 53, beloved wife of Henry E. Reinhardt and loving mother of Harry E.A.Reinhardt III, passed away Monday February 18th, 2013. Kimm also leaves behind a loving family: Dad Alan, Mom EJ, Brother Keir, Sisters Sherri and Kristin, Nieces - Emily, Hailey, Amanda, Nephews - Tommy, John, Michael, Jeff, Sol, and George. Born in London, England, she came to US at the age of 1, the daughter of Alan and EJ Walton of Westport, CT, she had been a resident of Redding, CT for the last eight years. Kimm received her BS Degree in Accounting as well as her JD in Law from Case Western Reserve University. Kimm was an accomplished writer, renowned motivational lecturer and humorist. In addition to running her own publishing company Audio Textour, she authored the ubiquitous "Law in a Flash" legal study aid series, several job search books including "Guerilla Tactics for Getting the Legal Job of Your Dreams", "Americas Greatest Places to Work with a Law Degree" and "The Best of the Job Goddess", and was the National Law Journal's Dear Job Goddess columnist, and lectured at over 200 law schools across the continental US and Hawaii. Her specialty was bringing humor to the law by writing and selling millions of study aids and speaking to thousands of law students. While she was very accomplished professionally, her greatest joy was her son Harry, age 10, and being home with her family. She will be deeply missed by her husband and son.
Walton, Kimm A.
Kimm Alayne Walton, age 53, beloved wife of Henry E. Reinhardt and loving mother of Harry E.A.Reinhardt III, passed away Monday February 18th, 2013. Kimm also leaves behind a loving family: Dad Alan, Mom EJ, Brother Keir, Sisters Sherri and Kristin, Nieces - Emily, Hailey, Amanda, Nephews - Tommy, John, Michael, Jeff, Sol, and George. Born in London, England, she came to US at the age of 1, the daughter of Alan and EJ Walton of Westport, CT, she had been a resident of Redding, CT for the last eight years. Kimm received her BS Degree in Accounting as well as her JD in Law from Case Western Reserve University. Kimm was an accomplished writer, renowned motivational lecturer and humorist. In addition to running her own publishing company Audio Textour, she authored the ubiquitous "Law in a Flash" legal study aid series, several job search books including "Guerilla Tactics for Getting the Legal Job of Your Dreams", "Americas Greatest Places to Work with a Law Degree" and "The Best of the Job Goddess", and was the National Law Journal's Dear Job Goddess columnist, and lectured at over 200 law schools across the continental US and Hawaii. Her specialty was bringing humor to the law by writing and selling millions of study aids and speaking to thousands of law students. While she was very accomplished professionally, her greatest joy was her son Harry, age 10, and being home with her family. She will be deeply missed by her husband and son. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/stamfordadvocate/obituary.aspx?pid=163308079#sthash.lfTM9VAO.dpuf
Walton, Kimm A.
Kimm Alayne Walton, age 53, beloved wife of Henry E. Reinhardt and loving mother of Harry E.A.Reinhardt III, passed away Monday February 18th, 2013. Kimm also leaves behind a loving family: Dad Alan, Mom EJ, Brother Keir, Sisters Sherri and Kristin, Nieces - Emily, Hailey, Amanda, Nephews - Tommy, John, Michael, Jeff, Sol, and George. Born in London, England, she came to US at the age of 1, the daughter of Alan and EJ Walton of Westport, CT, she had been a resident of Redding, CT for the last eight years. Kimm received her BS Degree in Accounting as well as her JD in Law from Case Western Reserve University. Kimm was an accomplished writer, renowned motivational lecturer and humorist. In addition to running her own publishing company Audio Textour, she authored the ubiquitous "Law in a Flash" legal study aid series, several job search books including "Guerilla Tactics for Getting the Legal Job of Your Dreams", "Americas Greatest Places to Work with a Law Degree" and "The Best of the Job Goddess", and was the National Law Journal's Dear Job Goddess columnist, and lectured at over 200 law schools across the continental US and Hawaii. Her specialty was bringing humor to the law by writing and selling millions of study aids and speaking to thousands of law students. While she was very accomplished professionally, her greatest joy was her son Harry, age 10, and being home with her family. She will be deeply missed by her husband and son. The funeral service will be held on Sunday, March 3, 2013 at the Spear-Miller Funeral Home, 39 South Benson Road, Fairfield, CT. - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/stamfordadvocate/obituary.aspx?pid=163308079#sthash.BKXnYLBw.dpuf
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Debra Prochazka (Rauh)
Kimm always made me laugh. She was such a wonderful person. I was so sad to read this "in memory" post.
Frank Bona
Didn't know Kimm well but she was a little cutie, always with a big smile and in great mood. Not surprised she was a motivational speaker among other accomplishments. Glad she had a happy life.
Loren "Spanky" Margolis
So sad to read about Kimm. A very sweet girl and obviously became very well accomplished in a short time. I think any of our classmate lawyers ought to pick up some of her readings! We'll miss you Kimm
Erica Sosnowsky (Lucas)
Kimm and I were friends in elementary school. She used to have pet mice. I slept over on Halloween in the 5th grade and we had the best time. I never realized how many great accomplishments she had and how much she gave to the community with her great knowledge and sense of humor for law. RIP Kim!