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In loving memory of
Kimberly J Trayweek
February 8, 1963 - May 18, 2016
Kimberly J. Trayweek, age 53, of Washington, passed away May 18, 2016 at St. Mary''s Medical Center in Evansville. She was born February 8, 1963 in Washington to Carol (Osmon) and Gordon Keith. She was a 1981 North Daviess graduate and had been a cook at the 4th Street Diner. She enjoyed gardening, fishing, hunting, camping, caring for animals and was involved in 4-H for 10 years. She is survived by, two daughters; Christian Surber of Washington and Michelle Trayweek of Indianapolis, her mother, Carol Dass, her father, Gordon Keith of Plainville a brother, Gordon Eugene Keith Jr of Plainville, and a sister, Katherine (David) Oberst of Plainville, one grandchild, Cheyanne Surber. Preceding her in death was her step-mother, Myrna Keith, grandparents, Pete & Georgia Osmon and Samual & Imogene Keith. Funeral service will be Friday at 12:00 pm at Ed Lee Mortuary with Brother Pete Aldrich officiating. Burial will follow at Cornettsville Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday from 10 - 12 at Ed Lee Mortuary.
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"Divine Peace Bouquet was purchased for the family of Kimberly J Trayweek."
"I first met Kim in grade school. She sit behind me. I remember going to North Vernon to move Wilma Eller back to Washington . Kim had that old green truck ( I think ) it had no power steering and she was flying through them curvers and hollers she fought that wheel like a mad woman. We had a lot of good times and laughs. I will never forget you my sister. Love always Kim Vidos"
"Kim and I met 30 + years ago. We had a instant connection. Both of us was born on February 8...3 years apart. We have so many great memories. Most recently was OUR birthday this year. And numerous phone calls of love & friendship. Kim didn't know a stranger and would help anyone. She was the kindest happiest heart I know. I feel extremely honored to have had such a great loyal friend. Kim wasn't just my friend she became my sister. I am going to miss her whole heartily. Till we meet again sister...save a spot open for me"
"Aka...Sharon Carlton"