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Kimberly Ann Baker (LeMaster)
July 25, 1964 – November 5, 2026
Kimberly Ann Baker (LeMaster), born July 25, 1964, passed away unexpectedly on November 5, 2026, at her favorite hour, 4:20, with her family by her side.
She is survived by her three wonderful children and their spouses: Jason (Casey) Wood of Marion, Ohio; Jeremy (Selena) Wood of Findlay, Ohio; and Amber (Justin) McKinniss of Marion, Ohio. She also leaves behind six beloved grandchildren: Nate (Leah) Wood, Ben Wood, Noah Wood, Naomi Wood, Maddison McKinniss, and Raelyne McKinniss. Kimberly is also survived by her sister, Penny (Steve) Phipps of Marion, Ohio; Chad LeMaster of Marion, Ohio; Mandy Sellman; Terry LeMaster; and Jamie LeMaster.
She was preceded in death by the love of her life, Mark “Red” Baker; her parents, Mildred “Midge” and Jack LeMaster; and her siblings, Jackie LeMaster, Randy LeMaster, Eddie LeMaster, and Dawn Blevins, and a daughter Monica LeMaster.
Kim enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren. She loved being outdoors in her garden, tending to her flowers, cactus, and weed plants. She always had a joint with her, no matter where she went. She also enjoyed teaching her grandchildren all about scratching off lottery tickets and gardening, lessons they thoroughly enjoyed.
Kim loved watching Ohio State games with her husband, always yelling, “Go Bucks!” There was never a quiet moment on game days!
She was also a NASCAR fan. Her favorite driver was #48, while Mark’s was #88, which meant the house was always divided on race day. Her children and grandchildren will forever cherish the memories of the playful trash talk and good-natured banter they shared together.
Kim’s love for her family, her sense of humor, and the memories she created with those she loved will live on in the hearts of her children and grandchildren forever.
Her children will have a celebration of life at a later time and will get with everyone then.
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