Edd Kimbro was born in Bixby, Oklahoma to Sam and Sadie Kimbro. Edd Passed away at the home of his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch, of Visalia, CA.
Edd worked for PG&E for 30+ years before retiring, he also bought a small ranch in 1960, working it until a few years back.
Edd was peceded in death by beloved wife of 60 years Dorthy Kimbro.
Edd is survived by his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch of Visalia, California; Grandson Brett Barker and his wife Kathy of Bakersfield, California; Granddaughter Ronda Barker; Great Grandson Antonio and his wife Murphy of Augusta, Georgia; Sister-in-laws Martha Kimbro of Waynoka, Oklahoma and Audrey Kimbro of Paramount, California; and many nieces and nephews of California to Oklahoma and many friends known and unknowen to his family.
The family would like to thank Hospice of Tulare County for their assistance, support and loving care in helping in a time of need that allowed Edd to remain at home with his loved ones.
PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL
2014 Arrants Street
Selma (559)896-1240
Published in Fresno Bee on February 28, 2010
Edd worked for PG&E for 30+ years before retiring, he also bought a small ranch in 1960, working it until a few years back.
Edd was peceded in death by beloved wife of 60 years Dorthy Kimbro.
Edd is survived by his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch of Visalia, California; Grandson Brett Barker and his wife Kathy of Bakersfield, California; Granddaughter Ronda Barker; Great Grandson Antonio and his wife Murphy of Augusta, Georgia; Sister-in-laws Martha Kimbro of Waynoka, Oklahoma and Audrey Kimbro of Paramount, California; and many nieces and nephews of California to Oklahoma and many friends known and unknowen to his family.
The family would like to thank Hospice of Tulare County for their assistance, support and loving care in helping in a time of need that allowed Edd to remain at home with his loved ones.
PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL
2014 Arrants Street
Selma (559)896-1240
Published in Fresno Bee on February 28, 2010
Edd Kimbro was born in Bixby, Oklahoma to Sam and Sadie Kimbro. Edd Passed away at the home of his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch, of Visalia, CA.
Edd worked for PG&E for 30+ years before retiring, he also bought a small ranch in 1960, working it until a few years back.
Edd was peceded in death by beloved wife of 60 years Dorthy Kimbro.
Edd is survived by his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch of Visalia, California; Grandson Brett Barker and his wife Kathy of Bakersfield, California; Granddaughter Ronda Barker; Great Grandson Antonio and his wife Murphy of Augusta, Georgia; Sister-in-laws Martha Kimbro of Waynoka, Oklahoma and Audrey Kimbro of Paramount, California; and many nieces and nephews of California to Oklahoma and many friends known and unknowen to his family.
The family would like to thank Hospice of Tulare County for their assistance, support and loving care in helping in a time of need that allowed Edd to remain at home with his loved ones.
PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL
2014 Arrants Street
Selma (559)896-1240
Published in Fresno Bee on February 28, 2010
Edd worked for PG&E for 30+ years before retiring, he also bought a small ranch in 1960, working it until a few years back.
Edd was peceded in death by beloved wife of 60 years Dorthy Kimbro.
Edd is survived by his daughter Linda Barker and her husband Butch of Visalia, California; Grandson Brett Barker and his wife Kathy of Bakersfield, California; Granddaughter Ronda Barker; Great Grandson Antonio and his wife Murphy of Augusta, Georgia; Sister-in-laws Martha Kimbro of Waynoka, Oklahoma and Audrey Kimbro of Paramount, California; and many nieces and nephews of California to Oklahoma and many friends known and unknowen to his family.
The family would like to thank Hospice of Tulare County for their assistance, support and loving care in helping in a time of need that allowed Edd to remain at home with his loved ones.
PAGE FUNERAL CHAPEL
2014 Arrants Street
Selma (559)896-1240
Published in Fresno Bee on February 28, 2010
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