For 16 years the Thomas family has had a void that can never be filled.
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They lost their daughter and sister – a keen sportswoman, lover of life and friend to many.
At 21, Kim Thomas tragically lost her life on May 1, 2001, devastating not only her family and friends, but also the Werris Creek community where she was well known and loved.
“Kim was a devoted family person who loved sport, her friends and family,” her brother, Brett said.
Kim was a devoted family person who loved sport, her friends and family.
- Brother Brett Thomas
She loved and supported the Werris Creek Magpies rugby league club – a passion that was unwavering.
Not only would she be at every game, she would sell raffle tickets and doubles at all games to support her beloved hometown team.
And her dedication didn’t waver when her brothers, and her idols, Brett and Craig, went to play rugby league for West Tamworth.
Her kind nature, friendly smile and outgoing personality were traits that brought joy to everyone who knew her and she had the ability to light up any room she entered.
- Brother Craig Thomas
“Her kind nature, friendly smile and outgoing personality were traits that brought joy to everyone who knew her and she had the ability to light up any room she entered,” brother Craig Thomas said.
Her loss never gets easier for the family, despite the passing of time.
But the memories continue – something her family is determined will continue as the days pass.
Nowadays, she is fondly remembered by her family, Jake and Helen (deceased), Craig and Jacinta, Brett and Samantha, and her nieces and nephews, Ivy, Flynn, Mason and Nellie.
Kim Thomas was 21.