Kimberly Ann Jarvis Hall, known lovingly to family and friends as Kim Hall, passed away on July 29, 2026, at NMMC in Tupelo, Mississippi, surrounded by her loving family, at the age of 59. Born on November 29, 1966, in New Albany, Mississippi, she lived a life marked by devotion, honesty, laughter, and deep love for the people fortunate enough to know her. Kim was a Christian woman whose faith and character shaped the way she lived, worked, and cared for others throughout her life.

Kim was born to James Ray Jarvis and Nellie Faye Hamblin Jarvis, both of whom preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her brothers, Wallace Jarvis, Bobby Jarvis, and Roger Jarvis. She is survived by her loving husband of thirty-five years, Nickey Hall; her precious daughter, Colby Chapin, and her husband, Tyler; and her precious grandchildren, Hudson and Harlie Chapin, whom she adored beyond measure. She also leaves behind her bonus daughter, Vanity Hall Langston and Jerry, along with her bonus grandchildren, Paisley, William, Stella, and Henry. Kim is survived by her siblings, Joyce Little and Jimmy Dillard, Pam Sides and Mark, Wayne Jarvis and Mary, Clifton Jarvis and Donna, Danny Jarvis and Gaye, David Jarvis, and Ricky Jarvis and Roz, as well as her sister-in-laws, Mandy Jarvis and Linda Jarvis. She also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and cousins who will cherish her memory always.

Kim graduated from W.P. Daniel High School and carried the values of hard work and determination throughout her life. She was a hardworking woman who spent many years at Leatherworks before the business closed in 2010. During those years, she formed many lasting friendships that remained important to her. She later worked at Roberts Trucking, where she continued to build meaningful connections with those around her. Her final position before her health declined in June was as a legal assistant for Matt Harris Law Office in New Albany. In every place she worked, Kim was known for her dedication, her warmth, and the genuine relationships she formed with coworkers and clients alike.

Those who knew Kim will remember that she loved life to the fullest. If she loved you, she loved you hard, and there was never any question about where you stood with her. She was a straight-forward and honest person, and while she never hesitated to tell the truth, she always did so from a place of love. Kim had a strong personality, a quick wit, and a heart that was full of life. She loved to dance, have a huge time, and enjoy the moments that made life memorable. Her laughter, her presence, and her unmistakable spirit brought joy to many.

Kim was also a cherished member of The Fab 5 friendship group, which included Kim, Sherrie, Melinda, Valarie, and Jennifer. Their bond was one that words could hardly describe. They stood by one another through thick and thin, sharing life moments, family moments, and many girl trips that became treasured memories. That friendship was a reflection of Kim’s loyalty and the way she valued the people in her life. She was loving, funny, and friendly, and those qualities shone brightly in all that she did.

Kim Hall will be remembered for her devotion to her family, her steadfast friendship, and her ability to speak with honesty and love. She leaves behind a legacy of strength, laughter, and compassion that will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. Though her passing leaves a deep emptiness, her memory will remain a source of comfort and gratitude to all who were blessed to share in her life.

Services to honor Kim’s life will be Monday, August 3, 2026, at 11:00 am at United Funeral Service, with Bro. Mitchell Hall officiating. There will be a visitation on Sunday, August 2, 2026, beginning at 5 pm – 8pm and one hour prior to service on Monday. All times will be at United Funeral Service with burial at Ingomar Cemetery. Those serving as pall bearers will be, Matt Gregory, Austin Gregory, Dalton Gregory, Brandon Jarvis, Chance Jarvis, and Eric Jarvis; Honorary pallbearers will be Josh Jarvis, Chad Jarvis, Austin Basil, Josh Basil, Andrew Tunnell, Brent Jarvis, Mikey Bedford, Konnor Little, and Bubba Bishop.

United Funeral Service is honored to be entrusted with these services.