Kim R. Peterson
9/17/1951 - 12/3/2016
Kim R. Peterson passed away on December 3, 2016. Born September 17, 1951, he served his country in Vietnam and later worked for the Forest Service, then in law enforcement in Placer and El Dorado Counties.
A beloved member of the Auburn, Calif. community, Kim's life will be celebrated with a graveside service at at the New Auburn Cemetery.
Published in Gold Country Media Newspapers on Dec. 23, 2016
Above entered by Michael Hague
Next was entered by Steven Gibbs:
Kim was at the Moose Lodge, on the corner of High St & Sacramento St in Auburn, Ca. He mentioned that he was not feel well and left the Lodge and sat down on the steps out front and died of a heart attack.
Kim lived in Foresthill Calif in the early sixties. His father was the resident California Highway Patrol Officer. His family sold their Foresthill home in the summer of 1966 to my family. Sometime after that they move to Saskatchewan Canada. Kim returned to California and stopped by his former home in Foresthill and we became friends. In November 1969 from Auburn California U.S. Army recruiting office Kim and Steven Gibbs entered the Army under the buddy program. We both went to Fort Lewis Washington for Basic training. After basic, we both went on to Fort Rucker Alabama for Helicopter maintenance training. At this point we went to Viet Nam separately. Kim went to Viet Nam in June 1969 and returned about a year later. Sometime later he was hired by the Place County Sheriffs department as a deputy. He served the department for numerous years.
9/17/1951 - 12/3/2016
Kim R. Peterson passed away on December 3, 2016. Born September 17, 1951, he served his country in Vietnam and later worked for the Forest Service, then in law enforcement in Placer and El Dorado Counties.
A beloved member of the Auburn, Calif. community, Kim's life will be celebrated with a graveside service at at the New Auburn Cemetery.
Published in Gold Country Media Newspapers on Dec. 23, 2016
Above entered by Michael Hague
Next was entered by Steven Gibbs:
Kim was at the Moose Lodge, on the corner of High St & Sacramento St in Auburn, Ca. He mentioned that he was not feel well and left the Lodge and sat down on the steps out front and died of a heart attack.
Kim lived in Foresthill Calif in the early sixties. His father was the resident California Highway Patrol Officer. His family sold their Foresthill home in the summer of 1966 to my family. Sometime after that they move to Saskatchewan Canada. Kim returned to California and stopped by his former home in Foresthill and we became friends. In November 1969 from Auburn California U.S. Army recruiting office Kim and Steven Gibbs entered the Army under the buddy program. We both went to Fort Lewis Washington for Basic training. After basic, we both went on to Fort Rucker Alabama for Helicopter maintenance training. At this point we went to Viet Nam separately. Kim went to Viet Nam in June 1969 and returned about a year later. Sometime later he was hired by the Place County Sheriffs department as a deputy. He served the department for numerous years.
Kim R. Peterson
9/17/1951 - 12/3/2016
Kim R. Peterson passed away on December 3, 2016. Born September 17, 1951, he served his country in Vietnam and later worked for the Forest Service, then in law enforcement in Placer and El Dorado Counties.
A beloved member of the Auburn, Calif. community, Kim's life will be celebrated with a graveside service at at the New Auburn Cemetery.
Published in Gold Country Media Newspapers on Dec. 23, 2016
Above entered by Michael Hague
Next was entered by Steven Gibbs:
Kim was at the Moose Lodge, on the corner of High St & Sacramento St in Auburn, Ca. He mentioned that he was not feel well and left the Lodge and sat down on the steps out front and died of a heart attack.
Kim lived in Foresthill Calif in the early sixties. His father was the resident California Highway Patrol Officer. His family sold their Foresthill home in the summer of 1966 to my family. Sometime after that they move to Saskatchewan Canada. Kim returned to California and stopped by his former home in Foresthill and we became friends. In November 1969 from Auburn California U.S. Army recruiting office Kim and Steven Gibbs entered the Army under the buddy program. We both went to Fort Lewis Washington for Basic training. After basic, we both went on to Fort Rucker Alabama for Helicopter maintenance training. At this point we went to Viet Nam separately. Kim went to Viet Nam in June 1969 and returned about a year later. Sometime later he was hired by the Place County Sheriffs department as a deputy. He served the department for numerous years.
9/17/1951 - 12/3/2016
Kim R. Peterson passed away on December 3, 2016. Born September 17, 1951, he served his country in Vietnam and later worked for the Forest Service, then in law enforcement in Placer and El Dorado Counties.
A beloved member of the Auburn, Calif. community, Kim's life will be celebrated with a graveside service at at the New Auburn Cemetery.
Published in Gold Country Media Newspapers on Dec. 23, 2016
Above entered by Michael Hague
Next was entered by Steven Gibbs:
Kim was at the Moose Lodge, on the corner of High St & Sacramento St in Auburn, Ca. He mentioned that he was not feel well and left the Lodge and sat down on the steps out front and died of a heart attack.
Kim lived in Foresthill Calif in the early sixties. His father was the resident California Highway Patrol Officer. His family sold their Foresthill home in the summer of 1966 to my family. Sometime after that they move to Saskatchewan Canada. Kim returned to California and stopped by his former home in Foresthill and we became friends. In November 1969 from Auburn California U.S. Army recruiting office Kim and Steven Gibbs entered the Army under the buddy program. We both went to Fort Lewis Washington for Basic training. After basic, we both went on to Fort Rucker Alabama for Helicopter maintenance training. At this point we went to Viet Nam separately. Kim went to Viet Nam in June 1969 and returned about a year later. Sometime later he was hired by the Place County Sheriffs department as a deputy. He served the department for numerous years.
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