In loving memory of Kimberly Youngblood, 44, of Benton City… An unforgettable woman who was taken suddenly February 3rd in a horrific automotive accident that sent shockwaves through the Tri-Cities community. Public Funeral Service and Reception: Life Tributes Center/Mueller's Chapel of the Falls 314 West 1st Avenue Kennewick, Washington Friday, February 15th at 11am Mother, Daughter, Sister, Friend… and Frequent Cohort in Shenanigans Kim worked nearly 15 years for Ingredion of Richland, rising from lab technician to a position critical to the success of plant operations. Richland Plant Manager Craig Powers remembers Kim was always thinking of how she could help. Her curiosity about equipment and processes made her invaluable… She could fill any position. Craig said of Kim, "She leaves an unfillable void." Known as Trynket from her days as an Atomic City Roller Girl, Kim's life was an adventure. She was community involved, always up for a project, and loved to "costume up" for a fundraiser or just for fun. Curious, crazy, wonderful, and completely unique… She was loved by so many because she made people's lives better, with great intention and purpose, daily. Preceded in death by father, Donald D. Youngblood, and survived by mother, Wenda Colby, son, Jarred Youngblood, aunt, Sunshine Wallace, uncle, Darrelle Heimberger, and brothers, Ryan Enyeart-Younglood, and Mathew and Justen Kinnison. She leaves too, her beloved dog… named "Kitty," now in the loving care of family. There is a GoFundMe in her honor; Kimberly Youngblood Memorial Fund.