Birth date: Nov 18, 1927 Death date: Jan 14, 2020
Aileen Page Kimbrough, age 92, of Fayetteville, died Tuesday, January 14, 2020 in Fayetteville. She was born November 18, 1927 in Olney, Maryland, the daughter of Lloyd and Vivian Coolidge Page. She was preceded in death by her pa Read Obituary
I love thinking of Aileen and all the good times sharing with her and our Democratic Womens Club, and later on, over at her house for some visits. She was so intelligent and fun to be around. A really wonderful friend. Condolences to the family.
Millie Nelms
Ailene Kimbrough was my mother-in-law. She fixed me my first alcoholic eggnog the first Christmas I spent with the family. She also imparted some cooking tips. She was quite the hostess and a bit of a tornado in the kitchen!
After many years of no contact we were unexpectedly reunited at a Christmas Eve service at the Mt Comfort church 6 or 7 years ago. What a blessed reunion! I was instantly part of the family again! What a blessing it has been to be a part of her life again these last several years, celebrating more Christmases together, memories, stories, conversations and laughter. What a precious gift our renewed friendship has been. I will miss her wit and wisdom and her spunky personality.
Condolences to Jarvis and William and all her friends and family.
I had Mrs. Kimbrough for American History at Central Jr High 8th grade. She was an amazing teacher, a very caring lady, and I loved having her as a teacher. I will never forget her.
SHS class of 1975 - Mary Hauser
Mrs. Kimbrough was my 8th grade American History teacher. I don’t know of anyone who had her as a teacher who didn’t love her. Outstanding teacher and an amazing woman! Sympathy for the family.
Aileen was a gracious and graceful woman, who happened to give birth to two of my best friends. I will miss her wit and good humor. My deepest condolences to Jarvis, William, Alison, and other family members and friends during this time of loss.
Jarvis I am so sorry for your loss. May the Lord hold each of you in the palm of His loving arms. My prayers and condolence for each of you. The bird has escaped its cage, flying high and free.
My condolences to the family. I remember Wilson and Eileen fondly as good neighbors when we moved back to Fayetteville in 1990's.
