Kim Dawn Hall, 59 went home to be with the Lord on January 27,2023 after a short cancer diagnosis. She was born in Marietta, Ohio on October 10,1963. She resided in New Port Richey, Florida
Kim’s greatest need in life was to serve others, which included serving her country in the United States Air Force where she was stationed at MacDill AFB in Tampa, Florida. After she was honorably discharged from the military she worked as a manager in the food industry. Her true calling and where she derived her greatest personal satisfaction was when she became a nurse and she truly served those in need.
When she wasn’t busy serving others she would take time to enjoy herself and her favorite pastime, fishing. Whether it was fishing on a lake, river, stream or in the ocean, where she also enjoyed beautiful sunsets. She especially enjoyed this pastime with her only son Riley Yeater and her beloved nieces and nephews.
Kim was greeted at heaven’s gates by her son Riley Yeater (19), her maternal grandparents, A. Blaine & Delores Sheppard of Parkersburg, W.V. and her paternal grandparents Crandle & Virginia Hall, Williamstown, W.V., as well as her beloved Aunt Becky Lynch.
She is survived by the Love of her Life Janel Heffelfinger of New Port Richey, FL. Her Parents Dick & Judy Hall, Siblings, Richard (Janel) Hall and children, Mendi (Clint) and children. As well as many friends Kim considered “Family”.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Sunday, February 26th, 2023 at 2:00pm at Harborview clubhouse at 6617 Louisiana Ave., New Port Richey, Florida A luncheon will follow immediately after the service.
In Lieu of flowers please consider contributing to HPH Hospice (envelopes provided at memorial) who helped Kim complete her life’s journey peacefu
Alice Hall
January 31, 2023, 1:23 am
This is a beautiful obituary…
Everything Kim wanted.
She will be deeply missed by everyone that knew her…
Special prayers to you Janel, I know it’s especially hard on you since it hasn’t been that long ago that you had to say goodbye to your son Riley….I know how much Kim loved him too!!!
Mendi Juntunen
February 2, 2023, 5:42 am
I still can’t believe she’s gone. It was only 53 days from when she was diagnosed, to the day she took her last breath. Not a single one of those 53 days did we not share stories, laughs, and love that only sisters could. While I miss her daily, I am thrilled she is with her heavenly father, until we meet again.
Thank you Janel, for taking care of her in her final days, at home like she wanted, and for fulfilling all of her final requests. I was honored to work with you during this journey and I know it made Kim happy to know we had each other to get through this. 🩷