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KILMAN -- David Edgar Kilman, born October 28, 1936 in Ft. Worth, TX to William Edgar Kilman and Marie Jarrell Kilman, went to be with our Lord Sunday, July 23, 2006 from complications of diabetes. He was an insurance agent and realtor. He graduated from Aledo High School in Weatherford, TX and attended Baylor University prior to admittance to the Army in 1957. He served in Lebanon, Beirut, and Augsburg, Germany in communications and was a paratrooper. He had attended his 40th and 50th high school reunions. His only sibling, Robert R. Kilman of Miami, OK died January 26, 2006. So we know they will be joking with each other again. A recent family reunion occured June 29, 2006 and many relatives had visited. He is survived by his wife, Lovella Randy Kilman; his son, David Forrest Kilman; and daughters, Rene Van Klaveren and Rhonda Bond and their spouses, Kathleen Peach, Brian Van Klaveren Dean Bond; his grandchildren, Nelson, Kasey, Krysta Van Klaveren, Shannon and Tara Bond, Jasmine, Sterling, and Roman Breaux Kilman. He also has an ex-daughter-in-law, Roxanne Dowell and her husband, James and Rebecca; sister-in-law, Linda Kilman and her children, Angie and Matt Feldcamp, Rob and Allison Kilman and family; father-in-law, George Robertson; and sisters-in-law, Lisa McCarthy and her spouse, Sean and children, Adalaya, Logan, Gabriel, and Brandon; Tracy Arceneaux, spouse, Charles, and children, Chaz, Courtney, and Chanel. He was preceded in death by his mother-in-law, Mildred Robertson; two nieces, Christie Kilman and Tiffany Breaux. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, August 5, 2006 at 10 a.m. at Christian Fellowship Church, 3901 Claremont Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM (2 blocks North or Menual on Carlisle turn East on Claremont) 87110, 505-296-1040, with Pastor Eddy Howard. Final internment will be at Santa Fe National Cemetery on Monday, August 7, 2006 at 1 p.m. The family wishes to thank the VA Hospital for their care. Call Rene Van Klaveren, 505-323-4349. So Dear Husband, Father, Grandfather, Friend, this is the end. My final poem I wrote in 1998, but then I did not know of this date but I give it to you. In the secret place of God's heart We are a star in God's heart Our hands give our soul to God to become a star When we look up we will see our star gleaming and shining on God's heart It is our soul God's heart is shaped like a flag with shining stars like diamonds We are God's stars that never diminish Until we see you again, stay in God's heart. With all of our love, Your Family
        Published on: Sun July 30, 2006