Book of Memories for Kimberley Lynn Schlitt

Condolence From Henry Walser Funeral Home Team

Fri, 05 Feb 2021 11:25:01 EST

As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Story shared: Cousins

Wed, 19 Feb 2020 21:21:49 EST

Kim & I were first cousins. We had the honour of being the youngest daughters of the McIntosh sisters Dena & Audrey. Kim, Robert, Steven and I spent a lot of time together as young children before the Scott family moved to Waterloo.I was so envious they had the game Mousetrap! We spent hours playing on Victoria Street in Kincardine and lots of days at Boiler Beach. We were so lucky our mothers not only being sisters were also best friends. After they moved we would go visit them on occasion and they would come camping in the summer to Kincardine We had many fun days on the beach. I am three years older than Kim but I remember having her come and have sleepovers with me. She use to claim I made the best bologna sandwich ever....quite the chef I was apparently in her young eyes. Kim & I did not see each other often as adults. I moved to Edmonton and have lived here now for over 40 years. But we did get together on occasion when I was in Kincardine . I remember when I was pregnant Kim had just had Derek and they made the trip up to visit along with our Moms ...both so pleased that we had and almost had become moms. I think the next time I saw Kim was when Trevor was a wee fellow and Rebecca was soon going to be the next member of their family....they were all camping at the campground by the Pav with Robert & Sylvia.& family...just like old times except now we apparently were the adults... We had a great family reunion in 2004 in Kincardine at my sister Kerry Lyn's & husband's Doug's home to celebrate my mom's 80th birthday. Both McIntosh sisters were there in wonderful form! The last time I saw Kim was last March at my mom's funeral. She was so pleased to be a Grandma. Steve, Derek, Trevor, & Rebecca I am so sorry for your loss. You know family was everything to Kim. I knew Kim wasn't feeling well last spring when I last saw her but did not expect that would be our last visit...I remember telling Steve to look after Kim as they were leaving and Kim said don't worry he will and you did Steve right till the end.

Condolence From Deb Hinsperger

Mon, 10 Feb 2020 18:46:44 EST

Steve, Derrick, Trevor & Rebecca. I'm so sorry you have lost such a wonderful wife, mother and grandmother. I'm heartbroken also, to lose such a dear close friend. Kim and I had so much in common - we often said we were sisters from another mother. I hope you know she loved you all so very much. She appreciated the care you gave her when she needed it the most. We will all keep her in our hearts with wonderful memories. Take Care. Deb (OTF)

Condolence From Casey Reeves

Mon, 10 Feb 2020 10:07:54 EST

I'm very sorry to hear about your loss in the family. I didn't get to know Kim personally but I can tell she was a great mother by the way Derek turned out. Thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family during this time.

Story shared: Never a dull moment with Kim

Mon, 10 Feb 2020 08:06:32 EST

I remember Kim making me feel one of the family here at Manulife all those years ago. She was so much fun to work with. Her wit and laugh, oh wait those facial expressions I will always remember. Kim you were always a class act and I'm a better person for knowing you. I have to say the way she could tell you a story of something she found out and the rest of us didn't know was so humorous. She would often have us in laughter and in a call centre is was much needed. If you wanted to know about Kim all you had to do was walk over to her desk and see her life on the walls. She would have group photo's from her bank days, her kids and she was so proud of them. She brought us into her life and that was her.

Condolence From Tammy Schuetzkowski

Mon, 10 Feb 2020 08:01:09 EST

My deepest condolences to Kim's husband, children and grandchildren. Kim touched so many people in a positive way and will always be remembered

Condolence From Sue Anne Farrell

Sat, 08 Feb 2020 15:41:37 EST

My deepest condolences to Kim's family. I worked with Kim at Manulife; she was such a great lady. She will be sadly missed.

Condolence From Margaret Scott

Sat, 08 Feb 2020 14:46:21 EST

I am heartbroken to have read Bekahs message regarding Kim as I had no idea she had been sick. I always enjoyed talking and laughing with Kim when I would visit. Please know Kim and her family remain in my heart, my thoughts and my prayers.

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Fri, 07 Feb 2020 20:22:52 EST