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William "Kim" Blakeman '74 December 7, 2015 9:50 AM updated: December 7, 2015 9:51 AM
Published in Austin American-Statesman from Dec. 5 to Dec. 6, 2015
William "Kim" BLAKEMAN
BLAKEMAN, William "Kim"
William "Kim" Blakeman, 64, of Georgetown, Texas passed away peacefully at home on Dec. 1, 2015 from complications of a stroke suffered in 2008. He is survived by his wife, Pamela D. Blakeman; three sons, Daniel F. (wife Carolyn), D. Sterling (wife Alisa), and Michael S. Blakeman; three grandchildren, Jordan, Carter, and Landon; and two sisters, Jane Schuelke (husband Jim) and Karen Blakeman.
Kim was a graduate of Texas A&M class of '74 and was a faithful century club member. He worked in landscape design and as a manager in public transportation, receiving many awards and mentoring a multitude of young employees.
Outgoing, personable, and with never a harsh word to anyone, he formed friendships easily, and will be missed greatly. Ruger, Kim's yellow lab and constant companion, shortly preceded him in death and will also be missed.
A celebration of Kim's life will be at a later date in Sun City. In lieu of flowers, the family wishes donations to be made to the Texas Humane Heroes. https://www.texashumaneheroes.org/donate/general-donation/
William "Kim" BLAKEMAN
BLAKEMAN, William "Kim"
William "Kim" Blakeman, 64, of Georgetown, Texas passed away peacefully at home on Dec. 1, 2015 from complications of a stroke suffered in 2008. He is survived by his wife, Pamela D. Blakeman; three sons, Daniel F. (wife Carolyn), D. Sterling (wife Alisa), and Michael S. Blakeman; three grandchildren, Jordan, Carter, and Landon; and two sisters, Jane Schuelke (husband Jim) and Karen Blakeman.
Kim was a graduate of Texas A&M class of '74 and was a faithful century club member. He worked in landscape design and as a manager in public transportation, receiving many awards and mentoring a multitude of young employees.
Outgoing, personable, and with never a harsh word to anyone, he formed friendships easily, and will be missed greatly. Ruger, Kim's yellow lab and constant companion, shortly preceded him in death and will also be missed.
A celebration of Kim's life will be at a later date in Sun City. In lieu of flowers, the family wishes donations to be made to the Texas Humane Heroes. https://www.texashumaneheroes.org/donate/general-donation/
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