Kimberly Kay Hawkins

4/26/2017

Kimberly Kay Hawkins, age 58, departed just after sunrise on Tuesday, April 25, 2017.

Kimberly was born April 14, 1959 in Cleburne, Texas to Donald and Glenda Smith. She lived by her own set of rules and was a free spirit. She saw the world through an artist’s eye. She worked with all mediums of creativity and was passionate in sharing her art.
She joined her father in Heaven, Donald R. Smith.

Kimberly is survived by her mother, Glenda DeLoya; daughters, Krystalle Mayfield and husband, Chris, Lezlie Kurtz and husband, Max; son, Donald Hawkins and wife, Destre; daughter, Celeste Hawkins; grandchildren, Caleb, Alissa, Jeska, Astrid and Loki; sister, Debe Smith Hale; her beloved Labrador, Angel and extended family and friends.

6 Comments

Mickie

4/26/2017 01:00:11 pm

Kimberly was a beautiful young lady,she will be missed,she has earned her wings fly high sweet lady ,peace love and bless..

Darlene Towns

4/26/2017 02:46:06 pm

She is a beautiful lady and I am sure there is a celebration in heaven today! Our thoughts and prayers for peace are with the family.

Linda Enright

4/26/2017 03:18:03 pm

Kim, I am going to miss you. I enjoyed our friendship through the years. Thank you for the talks, the laughs and yes, even the tears. As you would say, 'you rock girl'. Love you, Linda

Marena McCorbin

4/26/2017 04:51:36 pm

I have an amazing best friend because of her and I will be forever grateful. She was loved and will be missed dearly.

Ruby Lee Head

4/27/2017 03:13:01 pm

Krystalle, I am so sorry about your mother. I think of you often and enjoy remembering you as a delightful third grader with an incredible voice, a beautiful young lady inside and out. You always had the support of your mother and grandmother as you grew into the fine young lady you are today. Your mother was always so proud of you. I enjoy hearing about you through your grandmother and shall keep you and your family in my prayers.
With love,
Ruby Lee Head

karen

5/6/2017 07:46:49 am

Beautiful Lady. God bless your family and help them through this time. Knowing you was an honor.

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