March 19, 1962 — December 13, 2024
Kimberly Ann Case, age 62, peacefully entered into eternal rest on December 13, 2024, surrounded by her loving family in Fort Payne, Alabama.
A funeral service celebrating Kim’s life will be held on Monday, December 16th, at 1:00 PM ET at the Trenton Chapel of Moore Funeral Home, officiated by Pastor Waylon Miller and Pastor Joshua Taber. Family and friends are invited to express their condolences and pay their respects at the funeral home on Sunday, December 15th, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET and on Monday from 11:00 AM until the start of the service. Following the service, Kim will be laid to rest at Bean-Roulston Cemetery in South Pittsburg, Tennessee.
Kim was a devoted mother and grandmother, her family being her utmost priority, particularly her cherished grandchildren. She embraced adventures in the great outdoors, enjoying hiking, which reflected her spirited nature. A lover of thrifting, Kim had a remarkable talent for finding hidden treasures which led those who knew her to believe God bestowed to her a "Junk Angel" on earth. She was generous at heart, always willing to share whatever she possessed with others. A dedicated member of her church community, Kim read her Bible daily and found joy in gospel music, often serving as a prayer warrior for those around her.
She is survived by her children, Tabatha (Joshua) Taber, Beth (Chris) Burdine, and Dakota (Kristen) McBride; her sisters, Mary (Mike) Doyle, Donna (Kevin) Chapman, Sandra (John) Trissel, and Sherry (Alan) Morrow; her brothers, Gary Wayne Case, Ronnie (Pam) Case, and Royce (Jada) Case; as well as her beloved grandchildren Kaylem Dupree, Wyatt Dupree, Tyson Stanley, Ian McBride, Samuel Stanley, Henry Stanley, and Ezra McBride, along with her cherished dog, Billy Grace. Kim is also survived by several nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Henry Case and Mary Ellen Jobe; her grandson, Tytus; and her brothers, Nowel Edward Case and Michael Case.
Kimberly Ann Case will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege to know and love her, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, love, and adventure.
