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Kimberly E Stentiford

Passed 07/13/2026

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Obituary For Kimberly E Stentiford

Kimberly Elaine Stentiford, 36, of Weymouth Passed away unexpectedly on July 13, 2026.

Born at St. Margaret’s in Dorchester, Kim graduated from UMass Boston with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology. She worked in member services for Blue Cross Blue Shield and as a server for the 99 Restaurant.

Kim was a kind, generous, and giving soul who lived to make others happy and smile. Her playful pranks-hiding plastic figures, moving items around-were her way of showing she liked you. She adored spoiling her her beloved Corgi, Ollie, with toys, treats, and belly rubs.

Christmas was always one of her favorite time; she loved giving presents (though she made it difficult with tricky wrapping). A devoted Disney fan, she found joy in planning magic trips. She was a loyal, caring, and deeply devoted wife.

Kim also cherished her time at Foxwoods, where she enjoyed the slot machines and always played a Mr. Cash an machine in memory of her dear Nani Helen. She had a special love for everything Scottish- from bagpipes to meat pies.

She is survived by her loving husband, Nathan Stentiford of Weymouth (formerly Rockland); her father, Brian Smith, and stepmother Debbie Smith of Abington; her brother Brian Smith and his wife Alison Uzdella of Abington; stepbrothers Robert and Ryan Howlett; and Kim is also survived and loved by many other uncles,aunts, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her mother, Elaine Smith of Dorchester.

A wake will be held on Wednesday, July 22, from 5-8 PM at Magoun-Biggins Funeral Home in Rockland. Services will take place on Thursday, July 23 at 11am at Old North Cemetary in Weymouth.

Kim’s bright spirit , generous heart , and love of life will be deeply missed but forever remembered.

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  • 07/22/2026

    Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away. Kim was always the light everywhere she went. And for sure one of the stars in the sky it's her. Thank you Kim for always being nice and kind to me.

  • 07/21/2026

  • 07/20/2026

    I'm so sorry to hear about Kim's passing. I have very fond memories of Kim when she was in my 4th grade class. She was a special young lady with a kind heart. My condolences to Kim's husband and family. Carla DoRego-Brisson

  • 07/20/2026

  • 07/20/2026

    The photo of Kim is perfect - her sense of wonder and fun and her love of Disney. She will be so missed. I loved that girl.

  • 07/20/2026

    Kim, you were a Smith girl, and Smith girls are special. Our clan's motto is "Luceo Non Uro", which means "I Shine Not Burn". You really did shine during your time on this earth. You were a warm, bright light in this world, and you will be so missed. Please give my grandparents in heaven hugs for me. Rest in Peace, cousin. You are so loved 💛

  • 07/20/2026

    I'm shocked and devastated with the loss of a dear childhood friend. Kim, I'll always remember the friendship we had since third grade. We had some amazing times growing up together and I'll cherish them forever. You always had a smile on your face and one of the nicest people I've known in my life. Not a bad bone in your body, I'll miss you and thank you for all the wonderful memories for me to look back on. Most importantly, thank you for a wonderful friendship. R.I.P Your friend, Chris Carraggi

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