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Kathleen Louise Grimm, lovingly known as Kat, passed away on Monday, November 9, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories, laughter, and love that will forever live in the hearts of those who knew her.
Kat was born on January 29, 1960, in Seattle, Washington, to Hollis and Maxine Hawn, who preceded her in death. Throughout her life, she called many places home, including Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, and most recently Glendale, Arizona. She carried a love for adventure and a curiosity about the world wherever life took her.
Above all else, Kat loved her family. She was a proud mother to Derek Stoner and Jessica Kirkham, and a loving stepmother to Corey Grimm and Robin Eppler, whom she loved as her own. She also welcomed her son-in-law, Chazz Kirkham, into her family. She was also a cherished grandmother to William Kirkham, who held a special place in her heart.
Kat had a love for traveling, the ocean, and learning new things. She enjoyed discovering the world around her and sharing a laugh with those she loved. Anyone who knew her likely remembers her sense of humor and her talent for finding just the right meme to make someone smile.
She was strong, loving, stubborn, and funny—a woman who knew her own mind and lived life with her own unique spirit. But perhaps one of her greatest gifts was the way she made people feel. She had a way of making everyone around her feel loved, welcomed, and accepted. Her presence made people feel at home, and her laughter made ordinary moments memorable.
Kat's life was a journey filled with different places, experiences, and people, but the greatest thing she leaves behind is the love she gave so freely. Though her absence will be deeply felt, the memories, lessons, laughter, and love she shared will remain with her family and friends forever.
She will be missed more than words can express and loved for a lifetime.
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