In Memory of Kimberly D. Manus from Watertown, Tennessee
Remembering Kimberly D. Manus
Early Life and Family Background
Kimberly D’Lynn Manus, born on March 15, 1963, in Watertown, lived a life full of love and service before her passing on January 29, 2025, at the age of 61. She was the beloved daughter of Peggy Jo Kee Andrews Grace and the late Earl C. Andrews. Kimberly had a brother, James Lynn, who preceded her in death. Her family roots were deeply entrenched in her life, shaping her into the compassionate person she became.
Professional Journey
For many years, Kimberly contributed to her community as an employee in the Wilson County School System. Her role in the cafeteria program at various local schools highlighted her commitment to nurturing the younger generation. This position not only allowed her to support families but also established her as a friendly face among students and faculty alike.
Surviving Family
Kimberly leaves behind a loving family that cherished her deeply. She is survived by her husband, Donald Manus, and their three children: Donald Manus Jr. (married to Terri Manus), Debra Cochran (married to Raymond Cochran), and Danielle Manus (engaged to Chris Vance). Kimberly took great joy in being a grandmother to four grandchildren: Nathaniel Williams, Brantley Williams, Elowyn Vance, and James Vance. In addition, she was a proud great-grandmother to Daisy Mae Williams. Her mother, Peggy Jo Grace, along with her brothers Anthony Andrews (married to Karen) and Joe David Lynn (married to Brenda) and Jimmy Andrews, also survive her, ensuring that Kimberly’s legacy of love continues.
Funeral Arrangements
Kimberly’s life will be honored with funeral services held at Hunter Funeral Home. These ceremonies will take place as follows:
Visitation:
- Saturday, February 1, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
- Sunday, February 2, 2025, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
- Funeral Service:
- Sunday, February 2, 2025, at 2:00 PM.
These gatherings will provide an opportunity for friends and family to come together, share their memories, and celebrate Kimberly’s life.
Pallbearers
A group of individuals close to Kimberly will act as pallbearers during the funeral service. The pallbearers include Nathaniel Williams, Brantley Williams, Chris Vance, Raymond Cochran, John Pruitte, and Bryan Harris. Their involvement signifies the strong bonds of love and respect shared with Kimberly.
A Lasting Memory
For those wishing to commemorate Kimberly D. Manus, there is an option to plant memorial trees in her memory, allowing her spirit to continue nurturing life.
In remembering Kimberly, her family and friends are not only grieving her loss but also celebrating her contributions to their lives and the community at large. As they gather to remember a remarkable woman, her legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire those who were touched by her kindness and dedication.
