It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Kimberly Cook-Blincoe. Kimberly was born on August 5, 1969, in Walton, New York and departed this life peacefully on September 23, 2025, surrounded my friends and family, leaving behind a legacy of strength, compassion, and dedication.

Kimberly was a cherished daughter to Charles Cook and Celia Merwin-Cook and beloved spouse to Mario Blincoe to whom she was married 10/13/2012.

Kimberly dedicated her life to the service of others with time at the department of social services, as a corrections officer, and finally returning to her passion of home health care assisting the elderly and their families in their most difficult times. Kim always demonstrated unwavering kindness, strength, and commitment to those in her care. Her nurturing spirit and generous heart touched countless lives, and she will be remembered fondly by her family, friends, and the community she served.

Kim's passions included spending time with her friends Randy(Lisa) Prush, and family whether it be family tube rides down the Delaware river, rides in the side by side, enjoying time at the fairgrounds, watching her grandchildren excel in sports and music, tending to her beautiful flowers and garden, or being Mimi to her grandchildren and so many others.

Kimberly is survived by her beloved family, her husband Mario Blincoe, her children Autumn(Zachary) Miller; Derik(Brittny) Hadden; Christopher(Tim) Blincoe; Amanda(Matt) Blincoe, Jordan Blincoe (Mikaela Hall), her sisters Christine Bouw; Cindy(Steve) Cook-Tyler; and Connie (Donnie) Crossman, and her grandchildren, Emmett, Everett, Violet, Bentley, Bryson , Harper, Gage, Shawn as well as many cousins, nieces, and nephews.

Kimberly is preceded in death by her mother Celia Cook, father Charles (Alabam) Cook, Brother Randy Cook, and sister Cathy Cook.

In honoring Kimberly's final wishes, there will be a viewing from 6:00pm-7pm, with service at 7pm at the United Methodist Church, in Walton, Friday September 26, 2025, with Pastor Christine Lindeberg officiating. Family and friends will gather to share memories, support one another, and celebrate the remarkable individual that Kimberly was.

Memorial donations of flowers are welcome and any other donations in Kim's name will go to the family to help during this difficult time.