Kim M. Moe

Kim Moe peacefully passed away in her home at Bonita Springs, Fl with her husband at her side May 29, 2021. Kim (Abraham) was born Feb 9, 1952 to Arlo and Ivis Abraham of Madelia, MN. She graduated from Madelia in 1970 and went on to get her four year RN degree at Augustana College, SD.

After graduation she married Bob Moe and shortly thereafter, they moved back to Madelia where Kim maintained charge nurse at Truman Home and Luther Memorial home till her retirement in 2000. Bob and Kim happily retired to Bonita Springs, Florida for winters and Ten Mile lake Hackensack, MN for their summers.

Kim’s real testament began at the age of 22 when she developed systemic lupus. Over the next 47 years Kim suffered numerous surgeries, hospitalizations and illness from the ravages of lupus.

But one would never have guessed, because Kim exuded a continual welcoming presence of a joyful spirit and tenacious strength.

 Her walk with Christ to light her path of love for her husband, family, friends, and others in need, became her mission.

 In the midst of her never-ending challenges, she was the one to reach out with words of comfort, love and hope.

And she never complained!

With the” gift of gab” from her dad, and persevering patience from her mother, she had a magnetic personality and a radiant presence that drew people to her and her to them.

 She never forgot a face, name, or minute detail about those she touched.

To know Kim, was to love Kim.

For Kim it can be said “she was a good and faithful servant and she fought the good fight and won”.

Kim will be sorely missed in this world.

 She is survived by husband, Bob Moe; sister, Karla Seibert (Craig husband);  brother, Kraig Abraham; sister-in-law, Kathy Moe; niece, Anah Roark, (Patrick husband); nephew, Noah Moe ( Maggie, wife), aunts, Jordy Jans and Pat  Abraham, numerous cousins and her beloved poodle, Mika, who never left her side.

Please join us to celebrate her life on Wednesday, June 16 at 1 PM at Saint Pauls Lutheran Church Hackensack, MN 56452. Internment of ashes in the Memorial Garden and cake and coffee to follow.