Kimberly Ann Gulledge's Obituary
Kimberly Ann Gulledge, 55, of Chattanooga, was called home to be with the lord after a short battle with lung cancer on Friday, March 13, 2026, in a local hospital. Born in Columbus Ohio, she grew up in the Rossville Georgia area. After living in the sunshine state for a short time she moved back home to Georgia. Kimberly spent the remainder of her days doting on her family.
Kimberly was a simple woman, who enjoyed life’s simple pleasures, like good music, relaxing, nature, spending time with family and studying scripture. She’s always had a sweet tooth, that must have rubbed off on her kind and gentle personality. She was a special kind of person, always free spirted, and up for an adventure. A devoted woman of Christ, Kimberly attended People’s Baptist Church.
Among those who preceded Kimberly in death include her grandparents; her father, Joe H. Gulledge; cousin, Frances; uncle, Raymond: and her best friend, Missy the cane corso.
Her loving family who remains holding on to her sweet memories include her devoted mother, Phyllis Gulledge who shared 55 years of close friendship with her cherished daughter; her sons Timothy (Elizabeth) Warmack and Matthew (Brandi) Masters, always brought a smile to her face when she shared stories about them as boys. Kimberly’s 7 grandchildren who were most precious to her are Chloe, Ariyana, Emilee, Kaysen, Adalyn, Kira, and Elowyn. She is also remembered by her aunts, Marry and Peggy who she also cared for deeply. She’s forever remembered by a host of other family members (including her “kiddos” Josh, Hannah and Dusti), friends and church members.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. in the chapel of Taylor Funeral Home with Pastor Ron Cook, Sr. as the Eulogist. All friends and family are welcomed and invited to share in commemorating our wonderful Kimberly.
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