Obituary of Kimberly Napper
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Kimberly Williams Napper, 62, of Madison, passed away April 12, 2020 in Jackson, Mississippi. A memorial service will be held for her at a later date when possible.
Kimberly is preceded in death by her father, Tom Williams. Kimberly was loved by her mother Joyce Williams; sisters Crystal Williams Christner and Charmaine Williams Henriques; husband Lewis Napper; children Summer Godfrey Brewer and Shauna Godfrey; grandchildren Virginia Cates, Miller Cates, Carson Brewer, and Piper Brewer; nieces Nichole Morris, Alyssa Costa, and Layla Christner; and nephew David Runk.
Kimberly loved God and loved people. She loved her family. She loved her kids, grandkids, babies, animals, flowers and being outside. She loved her puppies. She loved the beach. She loved teaching and she loved her students.
A close friend who worked with her in ICU recently said, “Kimberly always talked to her patients even if they were unconscious or heavily sedated. She would hold their hands and brush their hair. She was a very compassionate nurse.”
Kimberly was kind and courageous. She was always ready with a smile and a laugh. She had a great sense of humor and was hopelessly optimistic. She was a bright spot on the planet and she was married to the luckiest man in the world. She is a beautiful, sweet, loving, nurturing soul.
Attended St. Joseph Catholic School, Jackson, MS
Studied Nursing at Hinds Community College
Studied Nursing education at University of Mississippi Medical Center
Former ICU RN at River Oaks Hospital
Former RN at UMC Pediatric Cardiology
Former NICU RN at University of Mississippi Medical Center
Former Nursing Instructor at Hinds Community College
Former Nursing Instructor at Holmes Community College
Retired December, 2019
She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Canton where she was an RCIA sponsor.
The family wishes to extend their gratitude to Merit Hospital in Canton and the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson for their skill and care.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you donate to one of the following charities:
Stewpot Community Services
Post Office Box 3610, Jackson, MS 39207
Stewpot.org
We Will Go Ministries
806 N Farish Street, Jackson, MS 39202
wewillgo.org
Rescue Revolution of Mississippi
P.O. Box 13616, Jackson, MS 39236
rrofms.org
The Salvation Army
salvationarmy.org
Catholic Relief Services
support.crs.org
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
238 E Center St, Canton, MS 39046
sacredheartcanton.org