My memories of Jaymes are filled with laughter, metal, 80's wrestling, monster trucks, xbox and a ton more.  I credit him with introducing me to his sister and her becoming my best friend. 
I remember singing karaoke in the basement while he played guitar; he would alternate between playing power metal so we could all sing and then songs that he could just jam to.  Or spending hours playing halo and laughing so hard at his witty sense of humor and his come backs.  Playing outside in the winter time and sledding when he would use the sled as a makeshift snow board and get everyone else to do it because he was that much of a trend setter.  
I'll remember every accomplishment, success and milestone that he got due to his hard work and dedication.  Like when he got his Magnum that he loved, or when he bought his first home.  When he graduated college and got his first job after that. 
Most of all I'll remember him for his caring nature and how it didn't matter how much time had passed, if I ever had a question or needed anything he would always be there.  He always let you know that you meant something to him in the smallest ways like that.  I'm proud to have known him and I'll cherish the time that I was able to spend as his friend.
My only hope is that somewhere, in the infinite, he knows how impactful he was on my life and how important he was to so many.  
Until we meet again friend.


The last 15 years of my life have created countless memories with Jaymes, from very happy and crazy moments to very sad ones, and all I have now are those memories and nothing more. 
I’m not sure what life will be without him to criticize bad music, to livestream Outlast while acting like fools, or just to act silly on the regular basis. 

Ally, Tammy, and Mike, you guys have always treated me like family and I am very sorry for your loss, I still can’t accept it as reality. 

Rest In Peace my brother, I love you and I will always miss you. 

-Cristian 

Saying goodbye to you on the last day of fall, the day before the darkest day of the year, seems so appropriate, yet so wrong. The world is darker without you in it. I can't believe you're gone. It hurts, almost to the point of being unbearable. I hope you know what an impact you had on me and how incredibly thankful I am that you were in my life. 

I have so many fond memories. From our first day of work at Ace in 2006, our fishing trips on our days off, helping you register for college classes, my first metal concert, to the amazing moments we've shared in the last few years. Many of these memories bring tears right now. I'll never be able to watch a Broncos game, go to the theater, play a video game, cook runza or so many other things without my heart breaking a little. The FYTBs when Tom Brady gets sacked and down the gooches when Brandon McManus makes a field goal, will all carry a little less joy because you're not here to share it.  I love you, Jaymes. Fly free.

Mike, Tammy, Ally, Lily, and Evan:  A very difficult day.   My last memory of Jaymes came as we sat in the living room at the time of Mom's memorial---I was so very impressed by Jaymes' intellect.  I thought, "Wow!!!  this is a genuinely sharp guy!"  And he had to be to do all the things he did with the Denver Symphony, the Broncos, and his work at Center for Performing Arts.  And Robin said he enjoyed watching Morning Joe, the same as I do  I am so sorry, and really don't know what words to use to describe our loss.  My thoughts are very much with you.  I love you all.  Dad

Rest in Eternal Peace Jaymes.  You and your family are in my prayers.

Rest In much Peace Jaymes. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.

I will miss seeing Jaymes at work and his little smile. I always knew I had succeeded if I could make Jaymes laugh.  

My fondest memory was coming out of the terror in the corn maze and Jaymes thought someone or thing had his foot. It was mesh holding up the corn. He ran and screamed and fell and kept running and we laughed so hard till we cried. 

We love you Kimbrough’s and are here for each of you. 

Love,
Dawn Williams

Now Jaymes can play liars dice with the greats. "I got 15 5's under this cup!" I am really most of all going to miss his incredible contagious excitement and glorious sense of humor. Rock on good spirit, rock on!

OBITUARY

Jaymes Aris Kimbrough

May 19, 1988 – December 15, 2018

Olinger Hampden Mortuary, Cremation & Cemetery

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