Kimberly M. Noseworthy

kimberly noseworthy

February 4, 1970 ~ September 15, 2026


Resided in: Nashville, Tennessee

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Kimberly M. Noseworthy – Age 56, of Nashville, slipped away quietly at home Tuesday, September 15, 2026, with her loving husband holding her hand.
Kim is survived by her husband of 25 years, Nels Noseworthy; children Becky (Chris) Larsen of Dallastown, PA, Miles (Laklyn) Noseworthy of Murfreesboro, TN, and Blake (Cade) Casteel of Tullahoma, TN; grandson Walker.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Tyler and Sallie Wedding.
Kim was passionate about plants and politics, and nail art. She was a caring individual who loved crocheting blankets for family, collecting magnets, and was frequently found supporting her husband’s bands and enjoying music with friends. An avid traveler, she enjoyed going to the beach and historic destinations like New Orleans and St. Augustine. Kim loved all things Halloween, inspired by her uncle Michael.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the SAFE Project (safeproject.us) or the Herren Project (herrenproject.org).
A private Celebration of Life memorial will be held at a future date.
Arrangements in the care of Compassion Funeral & Cremation Services, Nashville, TN (615) 857-9955. We proudly remain locally owned & operated.

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  1. Kim was always a joy to see.I will never forget her smile and what a great personality.Nels we are praying for you and your family for the lord to give y’all strength and comfort. We love you!!!!

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  3. My heart breaks that such a sweet soul is gone. Kim AND Nels have always been there for everybody . And I’ll never forget it, Kim you might have missed Nanny passing but i bet she met you at the gates of heaven to give you your Hug.
    Love you Nels

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  4. Kimberly, I met you when you were selling Younique cosmetics. You had peacock colored hair if I remember correctly, and we just hit it off! I came to see you when your mom passed, and I know that really impressed you! We didn’t get to talk very often because of our crazy schedules, but I loved you like a sister! I enjoyed seeing the pictures of you and your grandson Walker, and I am heartbroken he won’t get to know how fun, silly, and just beautiful you were! I am sure that your husband and children will show him! RIP

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