The celebration of life began for Kim Lamb III on October 17, 1977 in Forrest City, Arkansas when he was born to the proud parents of Doris Taylor and Kim Lamb, Jr. He graduated from Forrest City High School in 1996 and worked at Sanyo plant. Kim was also baptized at an early age under the leadership of the late Supt. J.D. Alexander of Willis Temple COGIC in Madison, Arkansas. He later moved to Memphis, Tennessee where he worked as a maintenance engineer for the Hunter Ridge Apts. and was presently working for Arrow Work Force Solutions as a packer until God called him home on Tuesday, November 1, 2016. Kim loved to talk, honor, and uphold his family legacy.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Leroy and Ethel Taylor, Kim and Mary Lamb, Sr,; three uncles, Walter, Jesse, and Leroy Taylor, Jr., two aunts, Mary and Ethel-Lee Taylor, and four cousins; Ruben, Vernon, and Sentedias Matthews, and Antwoin Taylor.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving mother, Doris (Jimmy) Weaver of Marion, Arkansas; his father, Kim Lamb, Jr. of Wynne, Arkansas; seven children, KaDarius, Ariel, Taylor, Kimmora, Kimyata, Tylen, and Shalaunda Mosley; two brothers, Kris (Heather) and Brandy (Marolyn); four uncles, Penroy (Luc) Patton of Chicago, IL, Pastor A.J. Taylor (LaSonya) of Sarasota FL, Leon (Martha) Taylor of Corsicana, TX, and Otis Lamb of Conway, Arkansas; eight aunts, Florida Matthews, Geneva Murphy, and Sharon (Clifton) Collier all of Forrest City, Arkansas, Delories (Roy) Britton of Little Rock, Arkansas, Linda Taylor of Branden, Florida, Gayle (Micheal) Todd of Dallas, TX, Christine Boaz of Stockton, CA, and Lucille Jenkins of Southfield, MI and a host of relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Leroy and Ethel Taylor, Kim and Mary Lamb, Sr,; three uncles, Walter, Jesse, and Leroy Taylor, Jr., two aunts, Mary and Ethel-Lee Taylor, and four cousins; Ruben, Vernon, and Sentedias Matthews, and Antwoin Taylor.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving mother, Doris (Jimmy) Weaver of Marion, Arkansas; his father, Kim Lamb, Jr. of Wynne, Arkansas; seven children, KaDarius, Ariel, Taylor, Kimmora, Kimyata, Tylen, and Shalaunda Mosley; two brothers, Kris (Heather) and Brandy (Marolyn); four uncles, Penroy (Luc) Patton of Chicago, IL, Pastor A.J. Taylor (LaSonya) of Sarasota FL, Leon (Martha) Taylor of Corsicana, TX, and Otis Lamb of Conway, Arkansas; eight aunts, Florida Matthews, Geneva Murphy, and Sharon (Clifton) Collier all of Forrest City, Arkansas, Delories (Roy) Britton of Little Rock, Arkansas, Linda Taylor of Branden, Florida, Gayle (Micheal) Todd of Dallas, TX, Christine Boaz of Stockton, CA, and Lucille Jenkins of Southfield, MI and a host of relatives and friends.
The celebration of life began for Kim Lamb III on October 17, 1977 in Forrest City, Arkansas when he was born to the proud parents of Doris Taylor and Kim Lamb, Jr. He graduated from Forrest City High School in 1996 and worked at Sanyo plant. Kim was also baptized at an early age under the leadership of the late Supt. J.D. Alexander of Willis Temple COGIC in Madison, Arkansas. He later moved to Memphis, Tennessee where he worked as a maintenance engineer for the Hunter Ridge Apts. and was presently working for Arrow Work Force Solutions as a packer until God called him home on Tuesday, November 1, 2016. Kim loved to talk, honor, and uphold his family legacy.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Leroy and Ethel Taylor, Kim and Mary Lamb, Sr,; three uncles, Walter, Jesse, and Leroy Taylor, Jr., two aunts, Mary and Ethel-Lee Taylor, and four cousins; Ruben, Vernon, and Sentedias Matthews, and Antwoin Taylor.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving mother, Doris (Jimmy) Weaver of Marion, Arkansas; his father, Kim Lamb, Jr. of Wynne, Arkansas; seven children, KaDarius, Ariel, Taylor, Kimmora, Kimyata, Tylen, and Shalaunda Mosley; two brothers, Kris (Heather) and Brandy (Marolyn); four uncles, Penroy (Luc) Patton of Chicago, IL, Pastor A.J. Taylor (LaSonya) of Sarasota FL, Leon (Martha) Taylor of Corsicana, TX, and Otis Lamb of Conway, Arkansas; eight aunts, Florida Matthews, Geneva Murphy, and Sharon (Clifton) Collier all of Forrest City, Arkansas, Delories (Roy) Britton of Little Rock, Arkansas, Linda Taylor of Branden, Florida, Gayle (Micheal) Todd of Dallas, TX, Christine Boaz of Stockton, CA, and Lucille Jenkins of Southfield, MI and a host of relatives and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Leroy and Ethel Taylor, Kim and Mary Lamb, Sr,; three uncles, Walter, Jesse, and Leroy Taylor, Jr., two aunts, Mary and Ethel-Lee Taylor, and four cousins; Ruben, Vernon, and Sentedias Matthews, and Antwoin Taylor.
He leaves to cherish his memories a loving mother, Doris (Jimmy) Weaver of Marion, Arkansas; his father, Kim Lamb, Jr. of Wynne, Arkansas; seven children, KaDarius, Ariel, Taylor, Kimmora, Kimyata, Tylen, and Shalaunda Mosley; two brothers, Kris (Heather) and Brandy (Marolyn); four uncles, Penroy (Luc) Patton of Chicago, IL, Pastor A.J. Taylor (LaSonya) of Sarasota FL, Leon (Martha) Taylor of Corsicana, TX, and Otis Lamb of Conway, Arkansas; eight aunts, Florida Matthews, Geneva Murphy, and Sharon (Clifton) Collier all of Forrest City, Arkansas, Delories (Roy) Britton of Little Rock, Arkansas, Linda Taylor of Branden, Florida, Gayle (Micheal) Todd of Dallas, TX, Christine Boaz of Stockton, CA, and Lucille Jenkins of Southfield, MI and a host of relatives and friends.
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