Police investigating hand bones that washed ashore.

By Star-Bulletin Staff

POSTED: 04:53 p.m. HST, Dec 26, 2009
A Honolulu police officer found an unusual discovery yesterday during a routine check at Diamond Head lookout: skeletal remains of a human hand.

At about 12:15 a.m., the officer was at the lookout and noticed what appeared to be skeletal remains of a human hand wash up on shore, police said.

The investigation is ongoing.

Di, Mary, Robin, Toni, Suzette...No this is not Kim. She sadly has not been found. This is her sister Stephanie. I made this Blog for her and for friends who might want updates or to reach her family with any news they might want to share publicly or privately. We all miss Kim deeply and hope to find the truth. Thank you for your thoughts.

I Can't believe that Stan "The man" Jacobs managed finally last week to give my mother one thing in remembrance of her daughter Kimberly; a dime store calender of Hawaii.

Let's Become Little Old Ladies Together...

Let's become little old ladies together - we'll stay up late looking at old pictures,
telling "remember when" stories, and laughing till our sides ache.
Let's become eccentric together - the kind of old ladies who take long walks,
wear silly hats, and get away with acting outrageous in public places.
And if anybody should ask how long we've been friends,
we'll say, "Oh, forever - since before you were even born!"
Let's become little old ladies together - because a friendship that's as special as ours can only grow better through the years.

This is what we always thought would be...

Of course. We think of her all the time. I only worked with her for a little while, but there are so many good stories. Everyone misses her.

Mary Sullivan Preston

Stephanie, She was amazing. I'm sorry you still don't have any information. She is missed, and was a wonderful mother, sister, and friend. A truly beautiful person, both inside and out.

Wendy Meccum

I was on Maui last week and the last time I was on Maui before that was last February with Kimberly. We took the Superferry over. She got up at 4 am and went to see the sunrise on Haleakala. Then she biked down and met me for breakfast at Kula Lodge and she tried to finagle a fellow biker out of his cool bike shirt. Every corner I turned last week reminded me poignantly of that great time we had together and I marvel at how much has changed since then.

Kathy Helfrich