Kymberli Bennett

Obituary For Kymberli Bennett

On the bright morning of August 18, 1967 a bouncing baby girl was born to Homer Moore and Dorothy Cushinberry and she was named Kymberli Sophia Bennett. Kymberli was one of 2 children. Kymberli gained her education through the Blytheville High School and later attended college at Parks Community College where she earned her diploma in Medical Secretarial/Transcription. Later Kymberli went to serve her county in the United States Army with exemplary service. Kymberli met and married Anthony Bennett Sr. And out of that union they were the proud parents of Anthony Wayne Bennett Jr. (AJ). AJ became the love of her Kymberli live. She loved being a mom to AJ and being a major part of the lives of her niece Dionna, and nephews Melvin and Marcus. Kymberli loved family and spending time with her sister Pamela. After the dissolution of her marriage, Kymberli began working at the Veterans Administration as Staff Assistant to the Associate Director where she later retired from. Kymberli loved a good party and gathering with friends and family. Spending time with her cousin Valinda and her special friend Kenneth almost made the top of the list of the things she loved, but we all know her first love was shopping. Kymberli was known for her loving, caring, calm and generous spirit. There was nothing she wouldn’t do for those that she loved near or far. On September 27, 2021 heaven gates opened for one of God’s precious children, Kymberli is preceded in death by her parents. She leaves to cherish her memories her son Anthony, her sister Pamala, her niece Dionna, her nephews Melvin and Marcus, her dear friend Kenneth, and a host of aunts, uncles, and cousins. Her love for all will be forever remembered and missed by all. Visitation and funeral services will be conducted Friday, October 22, 2021 beginning at 10:00 in the chapel of McDonald-Horne Funeral Home, 1207 South Division Street, Blytheville, Arkansas. At 11:00 a.m. Reverend Larry Guyton will express words of comfort with burial to follow at the Arkansas Veterans Cemetery, 3600 Hwy 163, Birdeye, Arkansas. The funeral procession will depart McDonald-Horne Funeral Home at 12:00 noon enroute to the Cemetery. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.mhfuneralhomeinc. or visit us on Facebook@ McDonald-Horne Funeral Home. We are requesting that the practices of social distancing and wearing face masks are observed during the visitation and funeral service. McDonald-Horne Funeral Home is in charge of all services and arrangements.