Kimberly Arnethia Berry was born on October 7, 1968 to the union of John and Rosevlyn Dyes in Cincinnati, Ohio. Kimberly was a beautiful baby that brought much happiness to John, Rose and the entire family. As a young child, Kimberly attended the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses with her parents and siblings. Throughout her life, Kimberly demonstrated that she had a strong love for Jehovah. Later, Kimberly attended Forest Park High School and Scarlet Oaks Joint Vocational School where she graduated in 1987. Kimberly received her certification as a Clerk Typist. On April 8, 1988, Kimberly symbolized her dedication to Jehovah by means of water baptism. Kimberly always had an "big" heart and treated everyone with love. Her love for Jehovah moved her to show her love for neighbor by being an active publisher in the door-to-door work. Kimberly often auxiliary pioneered throughout the year, even during her physically weakened condition. Kimberly still had the desire to be in the ministry and talk to people as much as she could about Jehovah's Kingdom, and what that Kingdom could do to make things better in the near future. Kimberly was united in holy matrimony with Forrest C. D. Berry on April 25, 1992. To this union two beautiful children were born, Brittany and Austin. Kimberly was a loving wife to Forrest, and a wonderful and loving mother to Brittany and Austin. There was nothing that she wouldn't do for her family. Besides her love for her family and friends, Kimberly had many things that she loved. Kimberly was known for her love of the color purple, love for cooking, poetry and eating shrimp. You could often find Kim looking at the Food Channel, trying to think of new ways to re-create her recipes. On August 9, 2014 Kimberly Arnethia Berry fell asleep in death. She stood firm in her faith and will be remembered for her long reliance on Jehovah throughout her illness. Kimberly never missed a meeting, even if it meant she had to listen in remotely with her family at home. She was also determined to attend the Indianapolis International Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses in July, 2014 and she did. Preceding Kimberly in death was her brother Kevin Maurice Dyes. Kimberly leaves to cherish her loving memories: her husband, Forrest C. D. Berry, one daughter, Brittany Marie Berry, one son, Austin Daye Berry, her parents John and Rosevlyn Dyes, one sister, Tiffany Powers (Jerry), father-n-law, Clarence C.Berry, mother-in-law, Pauline Berry, one sister-in-law, Heather D. Berry, one niece,Nicolette and two nephews, Eason and Robert and a host of aunts, uncles relatives and friends.

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