Kimberly Frank · November 11
Singer·Actress·
Flight attendant·
Officer·
Boss·Best mom
Kim, you are an icon. Then, now, and always.
Hear her sing“1000 Miles” · Kimberly Frank, 1994
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Kim has always adored the leading ladies of Hollywood’s golden age. Born in 1965, she grew up with the stars of the ’70s and came of age in Los Angeles in the ’80s, when Flashdance had every young performer dreaming of the spotlight.
Moose
Chopper
In loving memory
Harley
In loving memory
Lucy
Luna
Lola
Tin Tin
Chica
Batman
Olivia
Rocco
Rio
Partydoll, Bravo & Dusty
Bravo, aka Pud
The Hens
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Happy birthday, beautiful,
You are the most fabulous role model and the best friend a girl could ask for. You are one of the strongest, most fearless people I know. I genuinely appreciate all the love, hard work, sweat, and tears you have poured into our family. We are better and stronger because of you.
You are a force to be reckoned with, beautiful inside and out, and honestly one of the coolest people I know.
I know the last few years have been tough, especially with Vaughn moving out, and I know how heavy that has been on your heart. I pray this year opens a new door of adventure and opportunity for you. I hope you get to relax a little more and put yourself first for a change. I hope you get to strengthen your relationship with God, first and foremost, and with Dad too.
You’re stepping into such an exciting chapter of your life, one where you get to redefine who you want to be, what you want to do, and what makes Kim happy all over again. All I want is for you to be happy and a little more stress-free.
I love you so very much. Stay fabulous, Queen!
Love always,
Vanessa
Kim sang lead, played keyboards, and co-wrote most of the songs on this record. It was produced by Joseph Williams and Chris Lord-Alge, and recorded in Los Angeles at Ocean Way, the Record Plant, and the Treehouse.
An encore followed in 1999. Hear “My Love, My Life” and “Way You Love Me.”