Birth date: Nov 3, 1966 Death date: Dec 21, 2016
Kim M. Napolitano, 50, of North Syracuse, passed away Wednesday, December 21, 2016 surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Syracuse, daughter of Leo & Connie (Vecchio) Napolitano. A 1984 Liverpool High School grad, later Read Obituary
My deepest sympathy and prayers. I know Connie, her mom, and if Kim was anything like her mom, which I'm sure she was, she had to be an incredible human being. May you find comfort in your memories of her.
God's comfort and peace!
Sister Anita Maroun, SC
I had the pleasure of meeting Kim long distance when the family adopted Inci. I was her foster Mom in Mobile. I knew from the very first note I received from Kim that Inci had struck gold and would have the best life a pup could have. Each time I saw a new message or photo from Kim, I immediately smiled because I knew she would have great stories to share. I can only imagine the fabulous person she was and her calling to teach children, I am sure, was a true blessing to her students. I am so very sorry for you loss. May you all find peace and strength in the days ahead. Sincerely, Cathy Shields
So sorry bulent & scarlet! I hope with time you can remember all the good times & keep her memory alive! Sending all my love & heartfelt sorrow for your loss today! Take care my friend!
Dear Bulent and the Napolitano Family,
Because of Kim, I looked forward to outside bus duty at Gillette Road Middle School, even on the coldest days in winter. The 20 minutes we shared together every other day was the best part of my day. She spoke fondly of her childhood, travels around the world, her family, Scarlett and Bulent. I was saddened when she left the Gillette Road staff and even more saddened today. I will forever miss her.
Her friend and colleague,
Lisa McVey
My deepest sympathy to Kim's family for their loss. Kim was a bright spirit and friend to all. I was fortunate enough to have her as my sorority sister at Alfred State and Delta Chi Omega was a better sorority because of her. I will never forget our sisterhood and the closeness we shared.
Forever in the Bonds,
Andrea Rohr (Suchocki) Fall 85
Mr. & Mrs. Napolitano, Lynda & family....I'm so sorry to hear about Kim. I will always remember her kindness and pure happiness. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.
Dear Connie,Leo,Lynda,Bulent,Scarlett,
Kim brightened everyone's life that she touched.
I feel so lucky to have considered her a friend.
Her light will never be dimmed.
Much love to you ,
Cynthia Capalupa
Connie & Leo & Linda & Family,
My Heart cried when I read this just now. I remember when Kimmy was born and all thru her growing up and Loving her the whole time. My sincere condolences go out to all of you during this tough tough time. Rest In Peace You Little Angel Kimmy. You will never be forgotten by me & our Family Too. May God Bless You & Mom & Dad & Sissy Too.
