Birth date: May 23, 1957 Death date: Jan 9, 2026
Kim Louise Anderson 68 of Waupaca Wisconsin died peacefully on January 9, 2026. Kim was born May 23, 1957 to William and Sarah Anderson of Waupaca Wisconsin. She was preceded in death by her husband, David Raether. Her mother, Sal Read Obituary
My sympathy! I only heard about Kim's passing when I inquired of a dear friend of hers how Kim was adjusting. I am shocked and sad for all of you. This is all too soon, too young, and too much immediately after Dave's passing. Know my prayers, concern, and thoughts are with you.
Kim will be missed by so many. I loved it when she would play her flute for Camp Cleghorn services. And the Bach festival! Her costumes and her laughter. I will miss you dear Kim.
I’m so saddened to hear of Kim’s passing and want all her loved ones to know she had a good heart and will be missed.
Oh wow, I just saw this about Kim and her husband Dave. I had no idea and wish I could have called her to comfort her and catch up from earlier days when we first met in college! I have so many memmories of her then and visiting her at her home in Waupaca and going on a boat ride with her. She so loved boating!! And my husband then Joe and I enjoyed staying with her. I even remember visiting their home once to once they got married. They created a beautiful home there together. We were close in college and remained good friends for many years after. I will so miss Kim and her very sweet and compassionate nature. She loved everyone and loved life! Thank you family for sharing this news that saddens me with her being so young still since I am the same age too. Much love to Kim and her family!!
Kim was one of the first friends I met at Midwest Express Airlines. At the time I lived in an apartment near the airport, and she would come over and swim in the pool and we would go out trying different restaurants for dinner. We flew together quite often and had so much fun. We always felt a strong connection to one another and she introduced me to a whole new world of spirituality to which I am eternally grateful. She will be greatly missed, but her soul has graduated and lives on!
This one hits very hard. I’ve known Kim since we were kids because my dad and her dad worked together for awhile. We’ve kept in touch over the years and saw each other every time I returned to the Waupaca area. My sister passed away and wanted her ashes spread on the chain where she waterskied and Dave and Kim were so kind to take us out to do it. I’m really going to miss catching up with her. RIP dear Kim🙏
Such a beautiful, caring lady!
Such a beautiful , caring woman!
