Kim Nordaker

Kimberly Kay (Meadows) Nordaker was born August 30, 1974, to Phil and Nancy (Hull) Meadows in Onawa, Iowa. Kim was active in high school playing the saxophone in the band and also playing basketball and softball. She graduated from East Monona High School in 1992. Kim and Justin Hanson were blessed with a child, Haylee in 1992. Kim married Brent Willis and the couple had two children, Seth in 1995 and Kassidy in 1998. Kim then married Jason Nordaker and the couple was blessed with twins, Connor and Cole in 2002. Kim attended Western Iowa Tech in Denison and earned her LPN degree. She worked at Good Shepard Nursing Home in Blair, Westmont Care Center in Logan, Elmwood Nursing Home in Onawa and Pleasant View Nursing Home in Whiting. She volunteered as an EMT on the Moorhead Rescue Unit as well.

Kim was baptized at the Moorhead Christian Church. She loved her children. She also enjoyed the movie Dirty Dancing and music by John Mellencamp. Kim liked to talk on the phone and had an uncanny ability to remember phone numbers and license plates. She also made wonderful cinnamon rolls.

Kim died on Monday, June 9, 2008, at the age of 33 years, nine months, and 10 days.

Kim was preceded in death by her grandparents, Leo Hull and Cecil and Delores Meadows. She is survived by her husband, Jason Nordaker and their twin boys, Connor and Cole all of Moorhead, Iowa; children, Haylee Hanson of Ute, Iowa, and Seth and Kassidy Willis of Woodbine, Iowa; parents, Phil and Nancy Meadows; sister, Lena (Jeremiah) Terry of Whiting, Iowa; brother, Matthew (Audrey) Meadows of Moorhead, Iowa; grandmother, Edna Hull of Moorhead, Iowa; and many other relatives and friends.

Funeral Services
10:30 am Friday, June 13, 2008
Christian Church
Moorhead, Iowa

Clergy
Rev. Ron Keith

Musicians
Conni Anderson
Sam Johnson ~ "Abide With Me"

Recorded Selections
"When I Get To Where I Am Going" Brad Paisley
"Angel" Sara McLaughlin
"Small Town" John Mellencamp

Pall Bearers
Bruce Gregerson, David Gregerson
Rick Harris, Eric Houston
Casey Pape, Walker Carrigan
James Gaylord, Ben Iverson

Final Resting Place
Spring Valley Cemetery
Moorhead, Iowa