Birth date: Mar 7, 1961 Death date: Sep 25, 2021
Kim Dementry Plant City – Kim Dementry, 60, passed away September 25, 2021. Kim was born on March 7, 1961. She has resided in the Plant City area for over 35 years. Kim enjoyed gardening, crafting, and spending time with her famil Read Obituary
Kim was a very special lady. Beautiful inside and out. She loved her family. I ran into Kim the end of July we hugged each other and talked a while. She told me all about her amazing grandson she said I know he is mine but he is beautiful. She was beaming talking about him. You will be missed my dear friend.
Maryjo Whitted
I’ve worked beside Kim for 10 years. We shared a lot during that time, happy as well as sad. But we were always there for each other. My first thought was always “wait until I tell Kim”! The office will never be the same without her plopping down her keyboard or sharpening her pencil when she got irritated with something or her funny, sarcastic remarks that made everyone laugh. Words can’t say how much I will miss her. Rest In Peace my friend.
Joyce Barthle
Kim was a very special lady. Beautiful inside and out. I by chance ran into Kim the end of July we hugged each other and talked for a while and she told me all about her beautiful grandson. She was so proud of him. Kim you will be missed my friend.
Your laugh and smile was contagious. We will miss you and always cherish all the memories! Our family was Blessed to have you in our lives! Love, Billy and Glenda O’Brien
I first met Kim when Dayla came over to my house for a sleepover. Kim came to pick her up and I mentioned that Dayla had a fight with one of the girls. Kim just laughed and said, “that’s Dayla”. We had a good laugh at the silliness of little girls. Over the years, when Dayla would get into trouble, Kim would always say, “that’s Dayla” and laugh, it became a secret joke between us. I really thought Kim was so cool and I loved the relaxed way she had with Dayla. It wasn’t until many years later when I had my first grandchild and I worried over a newborn being held by so many people that I realized Dayla was just like her mom. When we came to visit newborn Dane, Dayla just gave him to me to hold, she was so relaxed for a new mom. My heart is breaking for your loss, but I am hopeful that the new little girl that will soon be part of the family will be just like her mom and her Gigi. I hope this will bring you some peace. Love you, Lynn
I first met Kim when Dayla came over to my house for a sleepover. Kim came to pick her up and I mentioned that Dayla had a fight with one of the girls. Kim just laughed and said, “that’s Dayla”. We had a good laugh at the silliness of little girls. Over the years, when Dayla would get into trouble, Kim would always say, “that’s Dayla” and laugh, it became a secret joke between us. I really thought Kim was so cool and I loved the relaxed way she had with Dayla. It wasn’t until many years later when I had my first grandchild and I worried over a newborn being held by so many people that I realized Dayla was just like her mom. When we came to visit newborn Dane, Dayla just gave him to me to hold, she was so relaxed for a new mom. My heart is breaking for your loss, but I am hopeful that the new little girl that will soon be part of the family will be just like her mom and her Gigi. I hope this will bring you some peace. Love you, Lynn
