Memories of Kimmi -- Remembering Kimmi

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Date Posted: 11:31:45 01/15/06 Sun
Author: Kim Parker
Subject: Memories of Kimmi

I, along with just about everyone who know Kimmi, remember Kimmi as very intimidating the moment I met her. I came to NOCC attractions when she was the scheduler, and the first time I called in sick I got the typical sarcastic remark. I think it was something along the lines of "God dammit! Fine!"

Bumping her to a break in Pirates was always replied with either, "Good, now I can have a binky!" or "Finally!" I loved her dry sarcasim!

It was kinda weird having the same name as her, as she got busted once for my complaint. I was sick and tired of people asking for the front on Splash, and had a lady say "We want the front." I asked if they were asking me or telling me. We went back and forth a good five times and I gave her the front when she said she was asking. A week or so later, one of the assistant managers asked if I did this on Splash. I admitted it, and was told that Kimmi was the suspect and she totally denied it, only when they looked at the schedule did they figure out it was me! The next day I found her and apologized for her getting in trouble for what I did, and she said something along the lines of good job!

Every time in the past I was down for a visit at the park, I'd ask if she was working.... She will be missed!

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