Obituary
Kimberly Kay Schmidt, of Fort Myers Beach, Florida, passed away on September 6, 2020. She was 61 years old. Kimberly was born on March 7, 1959, in Indianapolis, Indiana, to Donald L. Schmidt and Patricia M. (Sullivan) Schmidt.
During her working life, she helped with running the family business, Overhead Door Company of Columbus Inc. She was a gymnast at Columbus North, a member of the Moose Lodge and had many wonderful friends at Bonita Bills.
Among many other things, Kimberly loved to go boating, swimming, skiing and especially loved to ride horses. She loved her horses, her dogs, Sullivan and Madison and her pot-bellied pig, Sir Diamond Bacon.
Kimberly loved her family, around which her universe revolved. She loved old friends and welcomed new ones. She always put her family above all other priorities, including taking care of her own self. She took great pride in caring for others which brought her joy.
She had conviction and confidence to spare. Her sense of humor was enough to make us all smile, no matter the circumstance and befriend those she may have barely known.
She also valued hard work, commitment and following ones dreams.
Her love was unconditional, as it was the fabric from which she fashioned her entire life.
Kimberly is survived by her parents, Donald and Patricia Schmidt of Columbus, Indiana and Ft. Myers Beach, Florida; son and daughter in law, Brandon and Carla Corya of Columbus, Indiana; son and daughter in law, Kip and Clare Corya of Mesa, Arizona; sister in law, Linda Schmidt of Columbus, Indiana; granddaughters, Adriana Corya of Columbus, Indiana, Myla, Taylor and Charlie Corya of Mesa, Arizona; and nephews, Griffin Schmidt of Los Angeles, California and Collin Schmidt of Columbus, Indiana.
She is preceded in death by her brother, Donald A. Schmidt, as well as her grandparents, John and Dot Jackson, Don and Bernice Schmidt, and Charles A. Sullivan (RIP).
No memorial services will be held at this time.
Any contributions made in Kimberly’s name can be sent to the foundation or charity of the donor’s choice.
I hope you are resting in peace my dear cousin.
Love Cousin Deniese ❤️
When Kim had her 2 boys, I was their teacher at a Montessori school. She was a great mom.
I was shocked to learn that she passed away. Her personality was one that could live forever. R.I.P. Kim, even though I have not seen you in a long time, I feel that we could have picked up where we left off many years ago. Much love to your family. My thoughts and prayers are with them. Cindy Manning Reed
Kimberly and Louise
So loved & missed,
Mom1
I have known you since I was born. I always heard my parents talk about how you made a whole dinner for the family when my Grandfather passed. You were such an amazing and beautiful woman. Gone too soon, but never forgotten. Love you!
Kimberly's "Sunshine"
Nana and her Charlie
Nana and her "Girlies"
Nana and Toots
Nanna Kay and her "Girlies"