Kimmie Nash

   Kimmie Nash, a vibrant soul whose spirit was as adventurous as her love for life, passed away on September 26, 2025, at the age of 29. Born on April 8, 1996, in Sullivan, Kimmie's kindness attracted a wide circle of friends and family who cherished every moment spent with her.

   Kimmie truly embodied a fun-loving personality. She was never happier than when surrounded by those she loved, engaging in her favorite activities such as riding four-wheelers and SXS, fishing, and creating cherished memories with friends. Her love for adventure and the great outdoors resonated with her enthusiastic pursuits, earning her a reputation for being the life of the party.

   Kimmie's most profound pride lay in her role as a mother. She is survived by her son, Brantley Harmon, and her daughters, Sadie and Sutton Ketcherside. Above all, Kimmie’s love for her children was unwavering and defined her as a person.

   She is also survived by her parents, Tim and Bonnie Nash, her brother, Tim Nash. Kimmie also leaves behind beloved extended family members, including her Uncle Kevin Keen and Aunt Earlene Keen, her Aunt Donna Wild, and many cousins, including Samantha Bowyer, Steven Williamson, and Karen Ewing. Kimmie's nieces, Jensen, Squeak, and Ava, as well as her nephews, Timmy "Turtle" and Clinton, will forever remember their aunt's playful spirit and kind heart.

   Kimmie's circle of close friends including Nicole Ellis, Sammie Wells, Kimberly Johnson, Malanei, and Lana Terrill, all of whom held a special place in her heart. Their bonds were with shared laughter and countless memorable moments throughout the years, reflecting her relationships and her vibrant personality.

  Kimmie is preceded in death by her grandparents, Barbara Villmer and Melvin Thrasher, as well as Susie and Richard Nash. She is also remembered by her late aunt, Patty Nash, and cousins, Robbie Nash and Trevor Wild.

   As we remember Kimmie, let us celebrate the joy she brought into our lives and her unwavering spirit that will forever be missed.