Kimberly Renee Ollick, 67, of Safford, Arizona, entered eternal life on October 25, 2026. She was born on September 1, 1959, in Kansas City, Kansas, to William Richard Leaman and Vivian Joan McIntosh.

Kim moved to Clifton, Arizona, at age 14, but she never lost her pride in being from Kansas City. She remained devoted to her home state teams, the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals. Her children also fondly remember the tornado drills she held for them, even though tornadoes are highly unlikely in Arizona.

Kim was a devoted Christian whose faith was a guiding part of her life. She also loved Elvis Presley and Wayne Newton. She was heartbroken when Elvis passed away before she had the chance to see him perform, but she kept his memory close through his movies, music, and memorabilia; and by sharing her love of him with her children.

A trip to Graceland was a dream come true. Kim felt close to Jesus through Elvis’s gospel music, and she hoped her family would remember both her faith and her love of Elvis. When they want to feel close to Kim, they can play his music and remember her love, laughter, and unmistakable spirit.

Above all, Kim loved her family. She treasured her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and she made a point of remembering everyone’s birthday because she believed every life deserved to be celebrated. She was wonderfully crafty and loved making homemade gifts for the people she loved. Kim also had an impeccable sense of humor and delighted in sharing a laugh with her siblings, especially her sister Debby.

Kim is survived by her husband, Magnus Ollick; her children, Shelly Tavison, Daniel Tavison, Stephen Tavison, Felisha Tavison, and Christopher Tavison; her stepsons, Brian Ollick and Jason Ollick; her siblings, Linda Woodard, Debby Zasadny, and Jim Leaman; 15 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her parents, William Richard Leaman and Vivian Joan McIntosh; her siblings, Jane Peck and Mike McCoy; and her grandchildren, Christopher Robert Morales II and Gabrielle Nicole Tavison.

No services are planned at this time.