Kimberly Dawn Clabo

Kimberly Dawn Williams Clabo, age 58, of Dandridge heard Jesus’ call and walked boldly into heaven on Saturday, October 24, 2026.

There was nothing more valued by Kim than her family. She is now joyfully reunited with her son Mika Wheeler Clabo; father and mother James “Carroll” and Shirley Loveday Williams; grandparents Grady and Gracie Shrader Williams, and Jesse and Rosa Wise Loveday; and brothers Jackie Ray and Terry Dewayne Williams.

Left to treasure her earthly love and laughter are grandson Lukas Slade Clabo; brother R. Scott Williams, sister Sonja S. Williams, and sister-in-law Charlene Roach Williams; aunts Agnes (Larry) Ledford, and Dean Sutton Briggs; and uncle Kyle (Linda) Loveday; nieces Jenna Rhea Williams (Court) Brooks and Chaely Danylle Williams (Aaron) Woods; nephews Jesse Thomas (Lakiea Brewer) Graves and Weston “Tyler” Graves; Kim loved all of her grand nieces and nephews deeply with Rylyn Woods, Kyla Bradley, Ariah Graves, Zayden Graves, Raylan Brooks and Arlie Brooks each having their own place in her heart. Though she had wonderful relationships with all her many cousins, there were special bonds with cousins Pat Woods Hartsell and Robbie Sutton Fain. Claimed also in her circle of family were her dearest friends Randy Mallicoat, Jane and Mark Chambers, and Taya Terrell.

Kim lived life to the fullest. A few of her finest qualities were her ability to love wholeheartedly, make friends, laugh loudly and often, and shower everyone in her presence with an abundance of attention so they would feel as though they were the most important person in the world to her.

A Christ follower, Kim knew God as her Lord and Savior from an early age. Her witness shined daily as each conversation with her always ended the same, and that was: “Is there anything I can do for you?” followed by “I love you!” How blessed we all were to have had her in our lives.

Having had a deep love for history and family, Kim enjoyed learning about her ancestors and truly appreciated their lives and sacrifices. This affinity led to her to become a charter member of the Martha Dandridge Washington Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution where she previously served as the chapter recording secretary and Constitution Week Committee Chair.

Though the coming days will be heavy hearted for all who loved Kim, there is no doubt that as she shared at the passing of her son Mika, she would want us to draw on these immortal words: “Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." — Dr. Seuss

The family will receive friends from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 2, 2026, at Farrar Funeral Home in Dandridge. A funeral service will follow officiated by Pastor Wayne McKinney.

ARRANGEMENTS BY FARRAR FUNERAL HOME, DANDRIDGE, TN