THE CASEY FAMILY IS HONORED TO BE ASSISTING THE FAMILY OF
KIMBERLY WHITE-GEREMIA
Loving daughter, wife, mother
MORRIS - Kimberly White-Geremia age 53 of Morris, passed away peacefully on February 21, 2022. at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington after a long but courageous battle with cancer. She was the beloved wife of David Paul Geremia "Jr." and devoted mother of Delilah and Michael Geremia,
Kimberly was born March 11th 1968 in in Richmond, Virginia, the daughter of Joyce (Hester) White and the late Charles White of Virginia. Kim was a graduate of Highland Springs High School and began her career as an On-Air personality (DJ) for a span of 6 years at several Virginia radio and television stations. She was born with an amazing voice and soon became a singer and performer in many productions. Later she studied Business Management at V.C.U. and CT's Post University while continuing volunteer efforts. She married David Paul (Jr.), her love, partner, and soulmate, in September, 2003. Over the course of 19 years, they built a wonderful life and business (Durable Radiator & Auto Body) together.
Kimberly was a well-known figure in the community, and supported the Veterans Association, volunteering her time and supporting our troops for over 20 years. She began her love for the veterans when she became an entertainer for the USO, performing 6 times in over 15 countries, and subsequently, becoming a "Liberty Miss". She was also a co-founder of the "Glory Girls", performing for our veterans here at home too. Kimberly's biggest love was being a mother and wife. As a devoted and loving mom, she loved spending time with her daughter, Delilah (especially hosting special tea parties together) and cheering on her son's soccer games. Kimberly loved traveling with her family abroad and entertaining all with her beautiful voice
.
Kimberly felt so blessed to have such an eventful life. In 1991 and 1992, she won the title of "Miss Colonial Heights" and "Miss Vinton Dogwood Festival" respectively resulting in her advancing to Top 10 in "Miss Virginia" finals. She performed her signature song, "Smile", and soon became involved in the Miss America Preliminaries, starting a new venture. More recently, she was the happiest spending time in establishing, as founder and owner, the Petite America and Petite World Pageant as a means to help petite women of all ages foster self-esteem, beauty, intelligence, and make an impact on local communities.
Kimberly was also active in the local theater. Her most recent accolades performing in "Guys & Dolls" at the Seven Angels Theater. She was involved in many fundraisers, working for the Veterans, and participating in Relay 4 Life, raising awareness of breast cancer in women. She loved the beach, writing poems, scrapbooking life experiences, journaling, genealogy, karaoke, spicy food, performing in parades, Halloween parties, and restoring her purple 1968 Mustang convertible, and, of course, hosting Super Bowl Parties, as she was a Patriot girl at heart. Kimberly was the heart of her family, the light in every room, full of love, laughter and life. She was taken from us too soon and will be missed greatly.
To all the strong ladies in Kimberly's life, especially Delilah, "You Raise Me Up", by Westlife
Please visit Kimberlywhite-geremia.blogspot.com where you can view some of the experiences that enriched her life. "STILL A VIRGINIA GAL AT HEART!!" On behalf of the family, we welcome you to wear something purple and/or pink to celebrate Kimberly's life.
Left to honor her legacy and cherish her memory are her husband David of 18 years, her mother Joyce (Hester) White, her daughter Delilah and son Michael. She also leaves her sister, Teresa White and her special Aunt and Uncle Linda and Marvin Hester of VA. In addition she leaves behind her mother-in-law and father-in-law, Anne and Philip Gillotti, of Southbury, father-in-law, David M. Geremia of Morris, her sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Lisa Geremia and Jan Sjogren, of Fairfield, her brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Mark and Carolyn Geremia of Mendon, Mass., Matthew and Margaret Gillotti of Stamford, and Christopher Gillotti as well as many more family and friends.
A celebration of Kim's life will be held on Saturday, February 26th 2022 at 2:00 pm at Casey's Eastside Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 1987 East Main St @ Southmayd Rd Waterbury. Burial will be held at the convenience of her family. Relatives and friends may visit with the Geremia family on Saturday from 12:00 till the service at 2:00. To honor Kim's memory and in lieu of flowers, donations to the Waterbury Veterans Memorial Committee at 1569 Thomaston Ave Waterbury, CT 06704 or to Breast Cancer Awareness would be greatly appreciated. We continue to remain very concerned about the ongoing pandemic so masks will be required during all indoor services regardless of your current vaccination status. Memories endure only if you share them, so you are encouraged to share a story, leave words of comfort or a condolence for Kimberly's family on her Tribute Page at www.eastsidememorial.com
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KIMBERLY WHITE-GEREMIA
Loving daughter, wife, mother
MORRIS - Kimberly White-Geremia age 53 of Morris, passed away peacefully on February 21, 2022. at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington after a long but courageous battle with cancer. She was the beloved wife of David Paul Geremia "Jr." and devoted mother of Delilah and Michael Geremia,
Kimberly was born March 11th 1968 in in Richmond, Virginia, the daughter of Joyce (Hester) White and the late Charles White of Virginia. Kim was a graduate of Highland Springs High School and began her career as an On-Air personality (DJ) for a span of 6 years at several Virginia radio and television stations. She was born with an amazing voice and soon became a singer and performer in many productions. Later she studied Business Management at V.C.U. and CT's Post University while continuing volunteer efforts. She married David Paul (Jr.), her love, partner, and soulmate, in September, 2003. Over the course of 19 years, they built a wonderful life and business (Durable Radiator & Auto Body) together.
Kimberly was a well-known figure in the community, and supported the Veterans Association, volunteering her time and supporting our troops for over 20 years. She began her love for the veterans when she became an entertainer for the USO, performing 6 times in over 15 countries, and subsequently, becoming a "Liberty Miss". She was also a co-founder of the "Glory Girls", performing for our veterans here at home too. Kimberly's biggest love was being a mother and wife. As a devoted and loving mom, she loved spending time with her daughter, Delilah (especially hosting special tea parties together) and cheering on her son's soccer games. Kimberly loved traveling with her family abroad and entertaining all with her beautiful voice
.
Kimberly felt so blessed to have such an eventful life. In 1991 and 1992, she won the title of "Miss Colonial Heights" and "Miss Vinton Dogwood Festival" respectively resulting in her advancing to Top 10 in "Miss Virginia" finals. She performed her signature song, "Smile", and soon became involved in the Miss America Preliminaries, starting a new venture. More recently, she was the happiest spending time in establishing, as founder and owner, the Petite America and Petite World Pageant as a means to help petite women of all ages foster self-esteem, beauty, intelligence, and make an impact on local communities.
Kimberly was also active in the local theater. Her most recent accolades performing in "Guys & Dolls" at the Seven Angels Theater. She was involved in many fundraisers, working for the Veterans, and participating in Relay 4 Life, raising awareness of breast cancer in women. She loved the beach, writing poems, scrapbooking life experiences, journaling, genealogy, karaoke, spicy food, performing in parades, Halloween parties, and restoring her purple 1968 Mustang convertible, and, of course, hosting Super Bowl Parties, as she was a Patriot girl at heart. Kimberly was the heart of her family, the light in every room, full of love, laughter and life. She was taken from us too soon and will be missed greatly.
To all the strong ladies in Kimberly's life, especially Delilah, "You Raise Me Up", by Westlife
Please visit Kimberlywhite-geremia.blogspot.com where you can view some of the experiences that enriched her life. "STILL A VIRGINIA GAL AT HEART!!" On behalf of the family, we welcome you to wear something purple and/or pink to celebrate Kimberly's life.
Left to honor her legacy and cherish her memory are her husband David of 18 years, her mother Joyce (Hester) White, her daughter Delilah and son Michael. She also leaves her sister, Teresa White and her special Aunt and Uncle Linda and Marvin Hester of VA. In addition she leaves behind her mother-in-law and father-in-law, Anne and Philip Gillotti, of Southbury, father-in-law, David M. Geremia of Morris, her sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Lisa Geremia and Jan Sjogren, of Fairfield, her brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Mark and Carolyn Geremia of Mendon, Mass., Matthew and Margaret Gillotti of Stamford, and Christopher Gillotti as well as many more family and friends.
A celebration of Kim's life will be held on Saturday, February 26th 2022 at 2:00 pm at Casey's Eastside Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services, 1987 East Main St @ Southmayd Rd Waterbury. Burial will be held at the convenience of her family. Relatives and friends may visit with the Geremia family on Saturday from 12:00 till the service at 2:00. To honor Kim's memory and in lieu of flowers, donations to the Waterbury Veterans Memorial Committee at 1569 Thomaston Ave Waterbury, CT 06704 or to Breast Cancer Awareness would be greatly appreciated. We continue to remain very concerned about the ongoing pandemic so masks will be required during all indoor services regardless of your current vaccination status. Memories endure only if you share them, so you are encouraged to share a story, leave words of comfort or a condolence for Kimberly's family on her Tribute Page at www.eastsidememorial.com
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