Kimberley Kay, 46, of Edmond, OK, died November 19, 2005 in Oklahoma City, OK. Kim was born September 16, 1959 in Wayne, Michigan to Norman Lee & Merilyn Kikhoefel Herron. Kim obtained her PhD. from The University of Oklahoma and applied her knowledge and tremendous faith in God to a career in Christian education. She was a Professor of Biology at Oklahoma Christian University. She was admired and respected in both the academic and medical communities. She showed kindness, wisdom, encouragement and patience to everyone. Kim bravely fought breast cancer with grace and dignity during her final years. Her constant example of faith and fortitude blessed innumerable lives. She brought out the best in all of us. Kim accomplished many great things in her life, but she would tell you her greatest legacy is her children, Luke and Brianna. She was so very proud of them. We will always miss her encouraging smile and her beautiful voice. At the end - "She couldn't walk, but she won the race". "Because He lives, we can face tomorrow". Survivors include her husband, David; son, Luke; daughter, Brianna; parents, Norman & Merilyn Herron of Tulsa, OK; brothers and sisters, Jeff Herron of Livonia, Michigan, Steve Herron of Edmond, OK, Melissa Smith of Niles, MI, Heidi Dickens of Tulsa, OK and their families.
Kimberley Kay, 46, of Edmond, OK, died November 19, 2005 in Oklahoma City, OK. Kim was born September 16, 1959 in Wayne, Michigan to Norman Lee & Merilyn Kikhoefel Herron. Kim obtained her PhD. from The University of Oklahoma and applied her knowledge and tremendous faith in God to a career in Christian education. She was a Professor of Biology at Oklahoma Christian University. She was admired and respected in both the academic and medical communities. She showed kindness, wisdom, encouragement and patience to everyone. Kim bravely fought breast cancer with grace and dignity during her final years. Her constant example of faith and fortitude blessed innumerable lives. She brought out the best in all of us. Kim accomplished many great things in her life, but she would tell you her greatest legacy is her children, Luke and Brianna. She was so very proud of them. We will always miss her encouraging smile and her beautiful voice. At the end - "She couldn't walk, but she won the race". "Because He lives, we can face tomorrow". Survivors include her husband, David; son, Luke; daughter, Brianna; parents, Norman & Merilyn Herron of Tulsa, OK; brothers and sisters, Jeff Herron of Livonia, Michigan, Steve Herron of Edmond, OK, Melissa Smith of Niles, MI, Heidi Dickens of Tulsa, OK and their families.
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