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Kimberley Adamik Obituary
She was born Oct. 11, 1966, in Harrison Township, daughter of Richard Adamik of Clinton Township and the late Sandra (Falkner) Adamik, who passed away in 2024.
Kimberley lived her entire life in Fawn Township and was of the Methodist faith.
Kimberley was a lifetime member of Outdoor Life Lodge in Fawn Township. She was a truck driver for Richard S. Adamik Trucking for many years. Kimberley graduated from Deer Lakes High School in 1984 and loved playing lottery "scratchies," going to the Rivers Casino and was always finding bargains. She especially enjoyed her family, grandchildren, and her dog, Haley.
Besides her father, survivors include her husband, Alvin A. Jones III; stepchildren, Cory Jones of Apollo and Nicole (Bob) Burk of State College; and her three stepgrandchildren, Brooks and Benny Jones of Apollo and Finn Burk of State College.
Also surviving are her siblings, Tammy L. Adamik of Sarver, Richard P. (Sandy) Adamik of Clinton Township, Tracy A. (Mary Ellen) Adamik of West Deer Township and John M. Adamik of Clinton Township; and several nieces, nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
ADAMIK - All services and burial for Kimberley M. Adamik, who died Saturday, April 19, 2025, were private.
Arrangements are by DUSTER FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES, 347 E. 10th Ave., Tarentum.
For more information, please visit dusterfh.com.
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Karen Bonnett
May 2, 2025
Tammy & Family
Just seeing this now. Please know you all have my deepest sympathy. Sending many thoughts and prayers your way. I am so sad and will miss her and the talks her and I would have every time she came into the Russellton ShopnSave.
Bill and Diane Maxwell
April 22, 2025
So sorry to hear about Kimmy prayers to the Adamik family
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