Kim Beshears McKay
Donation protected
Our Dear Friend Kim is truly a friend to all and she needs our help!! There isn’t a day that she wouldn’t give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. With the tragedy of her truck being stolen, full of most of her artist supplies, equipment, show props, displays, an entire collection of loose stones, leather, fabrics, and even her clothes, she has been left with nothing. For most of us it is comparable to a house fire with nothing left but the clothes on our backs.
Kim has been there for so many of us whenever we needed her the most. Nursing the sick, holding hands with those no longer with us, our personal jeweler and fashion consultant when we didn’t know what to wear to our shin dig, fixing our hair when we asked, house sitting, pet sitting, or even filling in at a job. Kim has an extremely generous heart and has always been willing to donate her jewelry creations whenever she was asked, to organizations and events such as, the Earl McKay Roping Benefit, Bridget’s Gift, Harvest Dinner, SAILA, and the FFA Alumni Cotton Ball just to name a few.
Her truck that she nicknamed OFA (Old Faithful Always) was found totaled by Pima County Sheriffs and she only had liability insurance. Her truck is what towed her travel trailer, which is where she calls home majority of the time. All that remains of her belongings are a beloved cross that was given to her when her son passed away, an ashtray of her grandmother’s, and a tape measure. She finds comfort in knowing that none of the innocent victims whose vehicles (6 approx.) and one house the thieves crashed her truck into weren’t injured. The thief’s fingerprints and DNA have attempted to be recovered. The need to replace her tools, supplies, equipment, fabrics, loose stones, and her entire collection of leather are of utmost importance, so that she can get back to work, as soon as possible. Being a self-employed jeweler is her only means of financial support and she needs to get her business back up and running as quickly as possible to fulfill past and current orders for her customers.
A simple click of $5, $10, or $20 dollars will help her begin to rebuild.
If you unable to give, please share this page. We ask that you send prayers, good vibes, and a karma crap storm to the thieves who have taken all of this away from her.
Peace, Love, and Hugs to all!!!
Kim has been there for so many of us whenever we needed her the most. Nursing the sick, holding hands with those no longer with us, our personal jeweler and fashion consultant when we didn’t know what to wear to our shin dig, fixing our hair when we asked, house sitting, pet sitting, or even filling in at a job. Kim has an extremely generous heart and has always been willing to donate her jewelry creations whenever she was asked, to organizations and events such as, the Earl McKay Roping Benefit, Bridget’s Gift, Harvest Dinner, SAILA, and the FFA Alumni Cotton Ball just to name a few.
Her truck that she nicknamed OFA (Old Faithful Always) was found totaled by Pima County Sheriffs and she only had liability insurance. Her truck is what towed her travel trailer, which is where she calls home majority of the time. All that remains of her belongings are a beloved cross that was given to her when her son passed away, an ashtray of her grandmother’s, and a tape measure. She finds comfort in knowing that none of the innocent victims whose vehicles (6 approx.) and one house the thieves crashed her truck into weren’t injured. The thief’s fingerprints and DNA have attempted to be recovered. The need to replace her tools, supplies, equipment, fabrics, loose stones, and her entire collection of leather are of utmost importance, so that she can get back to work, as soon as possible. Being a self-employed jeweler is her only means of financial support and she needs to get her business back up and running as quickly as possible to fulfill past and current orders for her customers.
A simple click of $5, $10, or $20 dollars will help her begin to rebuild.
If you unable to give, please share this page. We ask that you send prayers, good vibes, and a karma crap storm to the thieves who have taken all of this away from her.
Peace, Love, and Hugs to all!!!
Organizer and beneficiary
Candy Ott
Organizer
Yuma, AZ
Kimberly Beshears
Beneficiary
