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Kimberly Susan "Kim" Stamps, a beloved mother, sister, aunt, cousin, and friend, passed away peacefully on March 12, 2026, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, surrounded by her loving family and friends. She was 60 years old. Born on January 1, 1966, in Ft. Smith, Arkansas, Kim brought light and love into the lives of all who knew her.
Kim's greatest joy in life was being a mother, a role she cherished above all else. She is survived by her daughter, Kaetlyn SueAnn, and Kaetlyn’s life partner, Joshua; her son, Robert James, his wife Christina, and their three children—Genesis, Elisha, and Fletcher. She also leaves behind her sister Kathy Mallonee and Kathy’s daughters Kara and Kym; her brother Michael; her niece Kristi with her husband Eric and their children Kara, Danielle, AJ & Russ; and her cousin Cindy Stamps Ramos with Cindy’s husband Robert and their children—Cody, Heidi, and Livvy. Kim’s beloved cat Gidget also survives her. In addition to her family, Kim touched the lives of countless lifelong friends as well as new friends she made along the way. Her warmth and kindness left an indelible mark on everyone she met.
Kim was predeceased by her loving parents Katy Jim Stamps and Billy Allen Stamps; her brother Billy Carroll Stamps; her Aunt Carolyn; and her cherished friend, Randy Westmorland.
Kim dedicated nearly four decades of her life to her career as a legal secretary. She worked across various areas of law but found her true calling in family law. As a single mother herself, Kim poured her heart into helping families and children achieve the best possible outcomes in their cases. Her tireless efforts ensured that the attorneys she supported were always prepared and ready to advocate for those in need. Her passion for her work and her unwavering dedication made her a pillar of her community and an advocate for many. Kim's legacy of hard work and compassion will be remembered for generations.
Outside of work and family, Kim found joy in the simple pleasures of life. She loved gardening and spending time on her back porch listening to the birds sing. A proud "Country Girl," she adored the wide-open spaces of rural Oklahoma and had plans to visit many parts of The United States before her passing, including places like Connecticut in the Fall, Mt. Rushmore and The Grand Canyon. Kim was also an animal lover who supported local causes like Skiatook Paws and Claws Animal Rescue in Skiatook, Oklahoma—a cause close to her heart. Donations to this organization in Kim's honor would be a meaningful way to celebrate her love for animals.
Kim had a playful side as well; she delighted in watching Melissa McCarthy movies on repeat, finding endless laughter and comfort in her humor. She loved the color Purple and found humor in googly eyes and harmless pranks, Kim mostly found joy in making others laugh. Her faith was another cornerstone of her life. A devoted follower of Jesus Christ, Kim found comfort in her relationship with the Lord and looked forward to an eternity of love and peace in His presence.
Those who knew Kim remember her as funny, loving, caring, genuine, spunky, always happy, and deeply compassionate. She had a gift for making others feel seen and valued—a light that will continue to shine through those she touched.
May Kimberly Susan "Kim" Stamps’ memory bring comfort to all who loved her. A Memorial Gathering will be held on April 11th, 2026 at 1 pm at The Home of Cindy and Robert Ramos: 4169 West 88th Street Tulsa, OK.
Kim passed away from Stage 4 Triple Negative Breast Cancer with Metastasis.
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