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Kimble Dwayne "Kim" Howard
Carrollton
& Farmers Branch
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Kimble Dwayne "Kim" Howard
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1974 The Roar
R. L. Turner High School
Carrollton, Dallas Co., Texas
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OBITUARY
 Mr. Kimble D. Howard
July 4, 1957 – January 30, 2023
IN THE CARE OF
Bluebonnet Hills Funeral Home & Memorial Park
Kimble Dwayne Howard (Kim) passed away from a sudden heart attack on
January 30, 2023, in Grapevine, Texas where he and his wife of 26 years
have resided for the last 15 years.
Born on July the 4th in Dallas, Texas to Charles Kimble Howard &
Naomi Hubert Howard, Kim graduated from Turner High School in Farmers
Branch Texas in 1976.
Kim was a proud veteran serving in the Army as a Combat Engineer – 24th infantry division - Fort Stewart, GA.
After his honorable discharge, Kim followed in the footsteps of his
Dad, Charlie Howard, to become a Barber in a long standing family
tradition of Barbers. Kim worked in Grapevine and his last place of
business was within Ava Salon Suites & Spa located off West Hwy
114. His unique, one chair shop was filled with mementos of his great
love of music (classic rock thank you) and always had a music video
playing.
He was one of the few remaining Barbers that relaxed his customers with
hot towels, applied foam around the ears when trimming, and used a
straight razor on shaves as well as being known as the "Flat-Top King".
He was the part time manager at Ava Salon Suites, and it was said by
some the inhouse part time “father figure”.
Kim loved to play a round of golf with one of his many friends, grow
tomatoes and peppers in his backyard, feed the birds (even the crows)
and loved animals of all kinds. His fun-loving personality and sweet,
caring disposition will be missed by all that knew him.
Kim is survived by his wife Judy, his parents, two brothers, Kevin and
Danny and their wives Kimmie & Cara, two daughters, three nephews,
and 5 grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Operation
Kindness where his beloved dog Danielle was rescued.
www.OperationKindness.org
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