Death date: Jul 26, 2018
David and Kimberly Niblett, both 44, died tragically, on Thursday, July 26, 2018 in plane crash in Palatka, Florida. David and Kimberly met in Gainesville, from the very beginning bonding over shared interests, and marrying in th Read Obituary
Always smiling, always happy, always receptive, ready to help, full of energy. God called her back too soon, probably He wanted someone kind enough to help Him. It was a pleasure to have shared many moments with her! Kim, for sure you'll be always in my memories.
Marcy, I wish that I could be there with you in your time of need. My heart is there and no words can ever take your pain away. Remember the fun times and all the great memories you made with Kim and then later on David when she got older and he became a part of her life. She was only here a short time but she left a very big legacy behind her. I’m praying for you and Davids parents that God will give you the courage and strength to get through this painful time in your lives and that you will be able to move forward toward the sun knowing that Kim and David are together forever and will be watching over you everyday. Know that I will always be here for you and that I’m only a phone call away anytime day or night that you need me. Love you my dearest friend Pat Williams💗😥
I had the pleasure of working with David at two different jobs over the past 20 years. David had a great amount of knowledge on many different things, while also being a voracious learner. He also never hesitated to share his knowledge with others to make sure they kept moving forward.
We used to take breaks at work doing daily walks around the local neighborhood. David made sure we kept a fast pace to get the most benefit from the walk. At the same time, we exchanged information on improving our work and personal lives.
David had also helped me out numerous times at my house with some maintenance. He never hesitated when I asked for help and went above and beyond in making sure that what we worked on was completed correctly.
David was often the organizer for our lunches over the years. Encouraging everyone to get together and socialize. Which is saying a lot for a group of introverted I.T. people. He had a rare gift of being highly competent in technology as well as socially.
While I did not know Kimberly as well, I did work with her twice in the past year on Disney and Universal trips. She was extremely patient with me on the numerous questions I had and changes I made for each trip. She planned out both trips perfectly and allowed my family to create wonderful memories at the parks.
Above all else, I will miss both David and Kimberly's friendship. In the past few months, we had started to socialize more outside of work. They were special people in so many ways.
Leo Whitman
We were blessed to have had Kim and David in our lives. We had many wonderful times we shared together. Our yearly trips to Disney with family and friiends - Kim was our guide and gave us each pictures iin frames of the group.
The delicious Christmas dinners Kim cooked for us over the years .
They may be gone- but never forgotten--they w ill live in our hearts forever.
Dale and June Krout
