Kim Blevins

Kim Ann Blevins (age 47) lived in the Liberty area of Putnam County, West Virginia. Public records and local reporting identify her as a wife and a mother who was part of the small, close-knit communities near Sulug Road. Those who knew her would have known her by her everyday roles: a family member present in the rhythms of home and neighborhood life.

While detailed public biographical records and a family-published obituary were not found, contemporary local reporting and court records confirm several facts about Kim’s life and connections: she lived in Liberty with her husband, Newton (Thomas Newton) Blevins, and she had a son who was identified by news sources as an adult at the time of her death. These pieces of information underscore that Kim was embedded in a family network and community in Putnam County.

It is important to hold Kim’s personhood before the circumstances of her death. Even where public details are limited, a respectful remembrance honors the reality that she was someone’s daughter, partner, and mother — a neighbor in a rural West Virginia community whose presence mattered to those close to her. The public record documents a tragic end on August 4, 2019; that fact reflects a life cut short, but it does not encompass the fullness of who she was to family and friends.

For visitors seeking to leave remembrances or connect with surviving family, local funeral-home listings or Putnam County vital records may offer further guidance to family-authorized memorials. This page aims to preserve the dignity of Kim Ann Blevins by centering the human relationships verified in public sources and acknowledging the limits of the available public record.