
January 15, 1942 ~ February 15, 2021
Born in: Wetumpka, Al
Resided in: Indianapolis, IN
Wilima Carolyn Kidd was born January 15th 1942 to the late Rev. AC and Bernice Rawls in Wetumke.AL, where she met her loving husband William Kidd.
They were united in holy matrimony and relocated to Indianapolis, IN. and thru this union they were blessed with (5) five beautiful children.
Wilma received her High School diploma from Carver Sr. High in Gadsden, AL and later received her Bachelors Degree in accounting from the University of Indianapolis.
Wilma used her knowledge by working first as a bank teller before advancing to Branch Auditor for Merchants National Bank, she was also an Entrepreneur and Co-Owner of W&W Professional Janitorial Services which she co -founded with her spouse William. Wilma also worked for the Internal Revenue Service where she later retired at the age of 65.
Wilma accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age at Galilee Baptist Church, in Gadsden AL and leaves to cherish her memory her loving husband of 60 years William Kidd, (5) children Yvonda ( who preceded her in death), LaGenia Brooks, Belinda Spicer ( Perry Spicer) , Jacqueline Kidd, William M Kidd ( Karen Kidd), (12 ) Grandchildren, (11) Greatgrandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews, other family members and friends.
Services
Visitation: March 1, 2021 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Lavenia & Summers Home For Funerals
5811 East 38th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46218
Funeral Service: March 1, 2021 12:00 pm
Lavenia & Summers Home For Funerals
5811 East 38th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46218
I Love you Mom but I know the Lord Loves you more.
Rest eternally knowing you are My Best.
My Mom, My Heart above all the rest.❤️
I will miss playing cards and dominoes. May you rest in peace!
Granny, I will miss playing cards and dominoes on the holidays with you. May you rest in peace!
And miss you dearly everyday
Talking to you like this seems so wild,
Rest In Heavenly Peace
from your second child 💖
We talked in-depth about this moment. Now the time has come for me to do as you wished.
I will continue to ask the Lord for strength.
I love you Mom❤️
Judy Rawls
We started at IRS in the same class and never made the connection between us until my son died over 6 years later and we found out that Karen is my niece and Nardy was your son. Such a small world. You were genuinely a very nice person. That’s probably why we became friends. We didn’t see each other much after we respectively left IRS, just a comment on Facebook now and then. I’m praying for the family and can assure them that you have a special place in Heaven. Rest In Heaven
Rest In Peace Mrs. Kidd and I am so glad we lived on Delaware street together as a family and close net community. Love you so much. RIH Kirk Brittain
I have many memories as a small child with you. (Like the year when you had the broken foot) and we were there. My fondest memory was the week you ,Mom and I spent together in Alabama. I got a chance to see the house where you and Mom used to live, The school you both attended and some of the experiences you two had growing up. Wow! Such a powerful history lesson!
Thank you for sharing your story with me. Rest In Peace Auntie.
To Mr. William Kidd and Family,
October 2002, I met this kind lady with a warm smile that had perfect diction and a calmness that enveloped everyone in her presence; that wonderful lady was Mrs. Wilma Kidd. I had the pleasure of working with her and the pleasure of her friendship. She invited me to church and invited her way into my heart. We also shared volunteering for the Susan G. Koman breast cancer effort. Ms. Wilma liked nuts, so one year I gathered black walnuts and left a bag on her porch. I gave her some strawberry jelly that I made. I believe she shared that it didn’t quite gel up enough, so she used it as ice cream topping 🙂 When folks got rowdy in our training class, I loved how she said, settle, in the way only she could say it. Every encounter with Ms. Wilma was a treasure and I shall keep them all in my heart forever.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful soul with us all. Hold all your memories close, they will dry your tears, bring a smile, and keep her alive in you forever.
Lovingly,
Vonda S. Tyler
Mrs Mommy Kidd, I’ve known you for more than 30 good years as being your son in law, you will be missed dearly , ❤️ you and Rest in heaven, Perry
Dwight Wallace and family❤
I had the pleasure of meeting Ms Wilma when she started working at IRS. I always admired how smart, kind and intelligent she was. I learned so much from her. After she retired, I really enjoyed getting updates on what was going on with her from Belinda. Wilma will be missed. My prayers for the Kidd family is that God will surround you with His love to comfort and strengthen you. 💕
– The Garten’s (neighbors and friends)
We got to know you as family. We’ll miss you at Holiday gatherings.
We know you are in a better place. We will see you later. Rest in Peace.
We grew to know and love you as family. We will miss you at holiday gatherings. We know you are in a better place and we will see you again someday.
May God watch over your loved ones.
-The Mason Family
To the family and beloved friends of Wilma,
Wilma was a true light filled with love to many. We are connected with a mutual sister, Judy Rawls, and we became sisters in Christ as well. She was an example of a wife, mother, and sister to me personally, and she shared her faith and hope generously that helped me nurture my family. William & Wilma a great example of Love! May God hold each of you close and comfort you with his love, mercy and grace especially now & always. Wilma’s love will forever be with us in our heart. Rhonda & Michael Walker
May God bless Mrs. Kidd, Mr. Kidd, Nardie and the entire Kidd Family. Sending love thoughts and prayer!!