She loved her mother, "Nonie". She loved her Uncle Harry. She loved her grandchildren. She loved Lizzie up close and personal. She loved Juliette and Oliver from a distance. She loved her close friends. She loved Tina Brown, Pat Overton, Quimby Amory and Susan Moore. She loved Kit Lewis, Ann Louise Thompson, and Sue Leary. She loved Benton Knight and Kenny Crum and considered them her 3rd and 4th sons. She loved the Outer Banks. She loved her many cats and dogs through her life – too many to name. As the B-52's once sang it: "Some say she's Mars or one of the seven stars that shine after 3:30 in the morning. Well she isn't. She came from Planet Kim. She came from Planet Kim." And verse 2: "She drove a Plymouth Satellite, faster than the speed of light." Yes, she loved her bright blue 1972 Plymouth Satellite (aka "Laura").
And most of the time, more than anything, she loved her two sons, Murray B. Howell, Jr. "Socy" and Harry Kimberly Howell "Hercy", and the sunshine. And she was loved in return. She'll be missed by her sons, daughter-in-law's Ann Cliett Howell and Michele Benson Howell, grandchildren and close friends. Thank you, Mom, for giving your two sons life, along with the life lessons to have a fighting chance in this world. God bless you Kimberly Ferson Howell.
A graveside service will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, 100 W. Queens Way, Hampton, VA on Friday, July 5 at 11:00am. Arrangements by R. Hayden Smith Funeral Home.
Published in Daily Press on July 3, 2019
She loved her mother, "Nonie". She loved her Uncle Harry. She loved her grandchildren. She loved Lizzie up close and personal. She loved Juliette and Oliver from a distance. She loved her close friends. She loved Tina Brown, Pat Overton, Quimby Amory and Susan Moore. She loved Kit Lewis, Ann Louise Thompson, and Sue Leary. She loved Benton Knight and Kenny Crum and considered them her 3rd and 4th sons. She loved the Outer Banks. She loved her many cats and dogs through her life – too many to name. As the B-52's once sang it: "Some say she's Mars or one of the seven stars that shine after 3:30 in the morning. Well she isn't. She came from Planet Kim. She came from Planet Kim." And verse 2: "She drove a Plymouth Satellite, faster than the speed of light." Yes, she loved her bright blue 1972 Plymouth Satellite (aka "Laura").
And most of the time, more than anything, she loved her two sons, Murray B. Howell, Jr. "Socy" and Harry Kimberly Howell "Hercy", and the sunshine. And she was loved in return. She'll be missed by her sons, daughter-in-law's Ann Cliett Howell and Michele Benson Howell, grandchildren and close friends. Thank you, Mom, for giving your two sons life, along with the life lessons to have a fighting chance in this world. God bless you Kimberly Ferson Howell.
A graveside service will be held at St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery, 100 W. Queens Way, Hampton, VA on Friday, July 5 at 11:00am. Arrangements by R. Hayden Smith Funeral Home.
Published in Daily Press on July 3, 2019
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