Condolence: Kim was such a great mentor and friend to me. I will forever remain grateful for all her kind words and deeds. Thank you for everything, I will miss you.

Condolence: We sent an email to Kim and Ken on January 6 wishing them a happy new year and sending them a photo of our Wheaten, Shasta, whom they gifted to us 10 years ago. Ken called a few minutes ago to tell us of her passing on Christmas day. There are no words that can adequately express our condolences. When visiting their farm for the first time in 2007 to see Wheaten puppies, we were touched immediately by Kim's kindness upon greeting us. We knew it was God who put the Hunters in our path, and we are so thankful to have known Kim. We feel her spirit through Shasta's unconditional love. To Ken and family we wish for you peace through God's blessings and happy memories of your life with Kim. She touched so many hearts, and ours are no exception. You remain in our prayers, and we will stay in touch.

Condolence: I met Kim through my Dad at an EVM conference in Canada. She is such a beautiful person inside and out with one of the biggest hearts I've ever known. Ken & family, you're all in my thoughts and I am so very sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Ken & family, May God be with you all thru this time of loss. May he lift you up and comfort you, heal you and give you strength to get thru this. Thoughts & prayers go out to you all. Betty

Condolence: Ken & family, we are so sorry for your loss, but Kim is in a place of peace and joy now. She was a good friend, and I treasure the laughter she brought to our dinners together. She was passionate about her work which was important, but I appreciated her loyalty as a friend and her good advice. We will miss her, and will always remember her.

Condolence: My deepest condolences. I met Major Kim Hunter at Quantico. She barely knew me but stood up for me, when no one else did! I can't even begin to express how much that meant to me. She was my retiring officer in 2003. I uploaded the photo. She was the best of the best! Respectfully, Deborah Fountain-Yates

Condolence: I met and served with Kim in 2003 at MSTP in Quantico. She immediately impressed me as a total professional, who never backed down from a challenge. Over the years , I was able to stay in touch and would periodically stop to visit Kim and Ken, if I was in the Quantico area. I greatly enjoyed these visits because she made me LAUGH. What a gift. Marines aspire to have it said about them, that they can be counted on when there is tough work ahead. I would pick Kim to be on my team in a NY minute. I can unequivocally state the I became a better Marine- and a better person- because of Major Kim Hunter. So, in the highest tradition of the US Naval service, I wish you "fair winds and following seas" , and send you off with a hearty 'Semper Fi." Thanks for your devotion to duty, your unwavering friendship and for making us ALL better Marines. Thanks for being ALWAYS FAITHFUL.

Condolence: Kim, You fought the good fight; now Rest in Peace.

Condolence: Kim, You fought the good fight; now Rest in Peace.

Condolence: Ken & Family, I am saddened to hear the news that your wife Kim passed away. You have my deepest sympathy. Sincerely, Jerry

Condolence: Ken, My heart goes out to you in this time of sorrow. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. God bless.

Condolence: Ken and family, Please know you have my sincere condolences for your loss. But you know, somehow I just didn't think she'd actually go. She was such a winner and so up beat and positive that I didn't think anything would get her. She was a great inspiration in my life. When I last saw her in October she told me she was proud of me. That meant so much to me. We had such a nice moment, ya know? Ya know how it was with Kim? You had these moments when she looked at you and you just talked about how things are/were. So honest and so true. Love her! She will be missed.

Condolence: Deepest condolences to Kim's family. I spent a week with her for on-boarding at Ernst & Young. She was like a breath of fresh air, so friendly and full of insight and wisdom. As an experienced manager with an impressive career, she had so many positive stories and anecdotes about how to motivate people. At the end of the week, she encouraged everyone to write an email praising our instructor. Such a people person who truly valued everyone she encountered!

Condolence: May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief. "Now may the Lord of peace himself give you his peace at all times and in every situation. The Lord be with you all." 2 Thessalonians 3:16

Condolence: Sincere condolences to Ken and all the family. I was one of the many people Kim made a great impression on in the professional world. She was a great colleague, and at one time instructor. Kim always brought with her enthusiasm, grace, dignity, and decency. She will be missed. May her memory always be a blessing.

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Ken and his family. I will miss Kim dearly. I worked with Kim in a variety of capacities but the one I will remember her the most is when she worked with me at PARCA. Kim is an inspiration and a leader both professionally and personally. Kim has the largest heart of anyone I knew. She had a passion for transforming organizations program management capabilities, and she had a large influence in the NDIA, CPM, and Government program management communities. I will miss her guidance and leadership. May she have all the peace and love she deserves. Gordon

Condolence: My sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers to Kim's family. Kim was so fun and energetic to work with. She will be missed.

Condolence: Ken, Deb, Brittany & children, and Kim’s extended family & many friends – Sharon and I are saddened by Kim’s untimely passing. Major Kim Hunter was very special to us. She taught Earned Value Management with me at Defense Acquisition University; she was a passionate professor stressing ‘application’ to her students. She was the class leader, mentoring her students to grow professionally. They really enjoyed her doing 10 pushups for each student who scored 100% on an exam. She was exceptionally bright -- nearly completing her PhD -- cut short by her illness. She was also a down to earth West Virginian, who taught me how to ‘Bark a squirrel!’ She was extremely proud to be a Marine; with many deserved accolades from Marine Generals. Major Kim Hunter was a special, talented, passionate, courageous friend who now represents the USMC in heaven. God Bless You Kim, Bob “the Bat” & Sharon Carlson

Condolence: Condolences Ken. It was a huge blessing that we were able to have dinner with Kim and yourself when I was in Washington DC in November.

Condolence: Ken, our sincere condolences to you and your family. Kim was not only my ovarian cancer battle buddy, but my inspiration on fighting this disease with Faith, Courage and Hope! She taught me how to face this disease head-on and to always remember to enjoy each and every day the Lord blessed us with. Kim will not be forgotten!!

Condolence: Kim was a close friend, colleague, and mentor to me. She will forever be in my heart and her wisdom will always guide my decisions. My deepest condolences to her family. She is now at peace.

Condolence: Ken - I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that I am praying for you and your family. May God provide peace and comfort for you during this time of loss.

Condolence: Kim was true inspiration to her friends, family and EV community. One of the most passionate individuals I've ever met, she embrassed life and was determined to share her knowledge with others. Kim made a huge impact on all of us at Enbridge and we'll always be grateful. My sincere condolences go out to Kim's family and friends. Regards, Edie Richard

Condolence: My sincere condolences to the Hunters for the loss of my dear friend and mentor Kim. She lives in my heart and will always be remembered. "May God take the soul and spirit of this dear departed one into the sweetest corner of His mind, the most tender place in His heart, that she and I may be comforted. For now she is gone, and I pray, dear God, for the strength to remember that she has not gone far." ~ Author Marianne Williamson