Kimberly Joy Isaac Jordan was born on February 6, 1985, to Garry and Joanne Isaac in Ste Anne, Manitoba. She peacefully slipped away on March 29, 2018, at home, with her family by her side, at the age of 33.
Kimberly moved with her parents from Rosenort, Manitoba, to the Annapolis Valley Congregation in Nova Scotia in 1992 at the age of seven. She finished her school years there and at the age of 14 she was converted and gave her heart to the Lord. She was baptized into the Church of God in Christ Mennonite by Min. Les Goossen on March 14, 1999; she was faithful to the Lord until the end. On June 27, 2004, Kimberly was united in marriage with Travis Jordan. They lived at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, for their first five years of married life. They relocated to Ronan, Montana, with children Macy and two week old Chase, in February of 2009, to continue the electrical work of a family serving a mission term. In 2011, they decided to make Ronan their permanent home. They shared their joys and sorrows together for a brief 14 years. Just over a year after their third child, Addyson was born, Kim learned she had adrenal cancer. Over the next four years, she fought a valiant battle against the cancer with various treatments involving travel to different cancer centers. With strength from God and the prayers and support of her husband, family and friends she pressed on and was an inspiration to all. After Kim’s many earthly goodbyes, she would wait by the window and wave until they were clear out of sight. As the end of her journey drew near, the family said their goodbyes and “waved from the window” as she slipped away.
She enjoyed flowers and birds, spontaneous travel, and family and friends. Loyalty was another of her characteristics. She had a way of giving pointed advice with a touch of sarcasm that we appreciated.
Left to cherish her memories are her husband Travis, three children: Macy, age 12, Chase, age 9 and Addyson, age 5; her parents Garry and Joanne Isaac, Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; siblings: Cynthia and Hank Wohlgemuth; Ryan and Ella; Carollee and Jared Friesen all of Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; and Missy and Karsten Penner, Greenland, Manitoba; mother-in-law Barb Chandler, Bonners Ferry, Idaho; father-in-law Don and Kathy Jordan, Naples, Idaho.
Kimberly moved with her parents from Rosenort, Manitoba, to the Annapolis Valley Congregation in Nova Scotia in 1992 at the age of seven. She finished her school years there and at the age of 14 she was converted and gave her heart to the Lord. She was baptized into the Church of God in Christ Mennonite by Min. Les Goossen on March 14, 1999; she was faithful to the Lord until the end. On June 27, 2004, Kimberly was united in marriage with Travis Jordan. They lived at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, for their first five years of married life. They relocated to Ronan, Montana, with children Macy and two week old Chase, in February of 2009, to continue the electrical work of a family serving a mission term. In 2011, they decided to make Ronan their permanent home. They shared their joys and sorrows together for a brief 14 years. Just over a year after their third child, Addyson was born, Kim learned she had adrenal cancer. Over the next four years, she fought a valiant battle against the cancer with various treatments involving travel to different cancer centers. With strength from God and the prayers and support of her husband, family and friends she pressed on and was an inspiration to all. After Kim’s many earthly goodbyes, she would wait by the window and wave until they were clear out of sight. As the end of her journey drew near, the family said their goodbyes and “waved from the window” as she slipped away.
She enjoyed flowers and birds, spontaneous travel, and family and friends. Loyalty was another of her characteristics. She had a way of giving pointed advice with a touch of sarcasm that we appreciated.
Left to cherish her memories are her husband Travis, three children: Macy, age 12, Chase, age 9 and Addyson, age 5; her parents Garry and Joanne Isaac, Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; siblings: Cynthia and Hank Wohlgemuth; Ryan and Ella; Carollee and Jared Friesen all of Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; and Missy and Karsten Penner, Greenland, Manitoba; mother-in-law Barb Chandler, Bonners Ferry, Idaho; father-in-law Don and Kathy Jordan, Naples, Idaho.
Kimberly Joy Isaac Jordan was born on February 6, 1985, to Garry and Joanne Isaac in Ste Anne, Manitoba. She peacefully slipped away on March 29, 2018, at home, with her family by her side, at the age of 33.
Kimberly moved with her parents from Rosenort, Manitoba, to the Annapolis Valley Congregation in Nova Scotia in 1992 at the age of seven. She finished her school years there and at the age of 14 she was converted and gave her heart to the Lord. She was baptized into the Church of God in Christ Mennonite by Min. Les Goossen on March 14, 1999; she was faithful to the Lord until the end. On June 27, 2004, Kimberly was united in marriage with Travis Jordan. They lived at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, for their first five years of married life. They relocated to Ronan, Montana, with children Macy and two week old Chase, in February of 2009, to continue the electrical work of a family serving a mission term. In 2011, they decided to make Ronan their permanent home. They shared their joys and sorrows together for a brief 14 years. Just over a year after their third child, Addyson was born, Kim learned she had adrenal cancer. Over the next four years, she fought a valiant battle against the cancer with various treatments involving travel to different cancer centers. With strength from God and the prayers and support of her husband, family and friends she pressed on and was an inspiration to all. After Kim’s many earthly goodbyes, she would wait by the window and wave until they were clear out of sight. As the end of her journey drew near, the family said their goodbyes and “waved from the window” as she slipped away.
She enjoyed flowers and birds, spontaneous travel, and family and friends. Loyalty was another of her characteristics. She had a way of giving pointed advice with a touch of sarcasm that we appreciated.
Left to cherish her memories are her husband Travis, three children: Macy, age 12, Chase, age 9 and Addyson, age 5; her parents Garry and Joanne Isaac, Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; siblings: Cynthia and Hank Wohlgemuth; Ryan and Ella; Carollee and Jared Friesen all of Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; and Missy and Karsten Penner, Greenland, Manitoba; mother-in-law Barb Chandler, Bonners Ferry, Idaho; father-in-law Don and Kathy Jordan, Naples, Idaho.
Kimberly moved with her parents from Rosenort, Manitoba, to the Annapolis Valley Congregation in Nova Scotia in 1992 at the age of seven. She finished her school years there and at the age of 14 she was converted and gave her heart to the Lord. She was baptized into the Church of God in Christ Mennonite by Min. Les Goossen on March 14, 1999; she was faithful to the Lord until the end. On June 27, 2004, Kimberly was united in marriage with Travis Jordan. They lived at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, for their first five years of married life. They relocated to Ronan, Montana, with children Macy and two week old Chase, in February of 2009, to continue the electrical work of a family serving a mission term. In 2011, they decided to make Ronan their permanent home. They shared their joys and sorrows together for a brief 14 years. Just over a year after their third child, Addyson was born, Kim learned she had adrenal cancer. Over the next four years, she fought a valiant battle against the cancer with various treatments involving travel to different cancer centers. With strength from God and the prayers and support of her husband, family and friends she pressed on and was an inspiration to all. After Kim’s many earthly goodbyes, she would wait by the window and wave until they were clear out of sight. As the end of her journey drew near, the family said their goodbyes and “waved from the window” as she slipped away.
She enjoyed flowers and birds, spontaneous travel, and family and friends. Loyalty was another of her characteristics. She had a way of giving pointed advice with a touch of sarcasm that we appreciated.
Left to cherish her memories are her husband Travis, three children: Macy, age 12, Chase, age 9 and Addyson, age 5; her parents Garry and Joanne Isaac, Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; siblings: Cynthia and Hank Wohlgemuth; Ryan and Ella; Carollee and Jared Friesen all of Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia; and Missy and Karsten Penner, Greenland, Manitoba; mother-in-law Barb Chandler, Bonners Ferry, Idaho; father-in-law Don and Kathy Jordan, Naples, Idaho.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
