Kim Lindsay

A photo of Kim Lindsay

Visitation:

Celebration of Life
Blenheim Community Funeral Home
Wednesday September 9, 2026
4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Kim Karen Lindsay on September 3rd, 2026 at the age of 71.

Kim was born on March 10, 1955 in England and moved with her parents to Canada as a young child.

Kim was a caring and loyal person but also quick with her sarcastic sense of humour.  She was a “what you see is what you get” kind of person.

Kim loved animals, especially horses, and was well known for being a dog lover and making sure the stray cats around her home were well fed.

She loved the wild west and even wrote fanfiction on Alias Smith & Jones sites and through this she made some great friends.

Kim was predeceased by her husband Rob as well as her parents, Sid and Pam.  She will be dearly missed by her sister Trish (Chris), her niece Danielle (Kirk), her family in Canada, the U.K., and Australia, her work family (Knechtel’s and Sobey’s), and her many friends both in person and online.

The family is deeply grateful for the emergency, surgical, and ICU teams at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance for their care and compassion.

The family would like to thank those that have been supportive and helped during this difficult time.

As per Kim’s most adamant wishes, there will be no visitation, service, or funeral.  A Celebration of Life will be held at the Blenheim Community Funeral Home on Wednesday, September 9th from 4-7pm.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to your local humane society or pet rescue.

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  • So sorry to learn of Kim's passing. My condolences to the family. I worked with Kim at Blenheim Sobeys. She was like a breath of fresh air, hard worker, great sense of humor and yes quick witted with her one liner comebacks! Big heart. Too young to lose her. Kindness galore. Will be missed. Bless you, Kim. You were a great friend to all.
  • Thinking of Kims family and frends at this time. I mer km whrn i was doing demos at Sibeys. She was alway kind and had a wit about her. I was shocked to hear this. RIP .
  • To Kim's family and friends.
    Sorry to hear of Kim's passing. We worked together at 711 years ago. She was awesome to work with. A great woman and overall all a good egg... LOL RIP my friend until we meet again.
  • Kim's family. I am shocked and saddened by kims passing. She was such a hoot.....I will miss her. Hoddoeed Kim say hi to rob for me
  • Oh Miss Kimmy , I missed our Friday morning conversations in Sobey’s ! You were exactly as described and I loved your sarcasm. Rest in peace.
  • To all Kim's Family my sincerest condolences in your loss .
  • Kim, I’m so very glad we “met” through a shared love of two particular cowboys. You were one of my favourite authors in the Alias Smith and Jones fandom and I’m glad I got to tell you that. I enjoyed your daily witty posts and wonderful pictures on Facebook. We were all the richer for having known you and you are missed so much x.
  • I met Kim when working at Sobeys. The what you see is what you get statement is so true. I loved her wit and humor. She had a hard shell sometimes but she was wonderful and sweet and kind inside! I am very sad to read of her passing. I am thankful for having shared a little of this life with her. Thinking of her friends and family during this time.
  • To all of Kim’s family,
    Kim will be missed. She and I went through high school together, we both married into the Lindsay clan and I worked for her in the bakery st Sobey’s. She was the kindest person, great sense of humour and amazing soul. A true friend.
    My deepest condolences to all her family.
    Sincerely,
    Eileen Lindsay
  • I knew Kim through the Alias Smith and Jones FanFiction and Facebook and loved her sense of humor and her wonderful imagination, and I always looked forward to her daily morning greetings. She will long be remembered for her AS&J stories and the wonderful AS&J pictures she created. It's been an honor and a great pleasure knowing Kim.
  • I did not know Kim personally, only through interactions on Facebook and fanfiction sites. I enjoyed reading her ASJ stories. She had a wonderful online personality and from what I can see, she was like that in her everyday life also. She was quick witted and always seemed to be happy. There were many times that her posts would bring a smile to my face and lift my mood. To her family and friends, my condolences. She will be missed.
  • Dearest Kim, you will be forever missed. Though we never had the chance to meet I will never forget your kindness when I was going through hard times. You were such a bright light in this world. Rest easy Kim.
  • Kim, you were a light that shone brightly--your memory will still shine. Through your caring and kindness, your daily good morning posts, you wonderful ASJ stories. You left a legacy that we will revisit often. Rest in peace, friend. And to her family, she was a kind soul, loved life and I am sure loved you. We will miss you.
  • We will miss you Kimmie. Tell Rob we said hello.
  • Though I never got to meet you in person, you were still one of my favourite people. I will forever treasure the countless hours we spent chatting about everything and nothing, during the years I had the privilege of knowing you. Miss you, my friend.