Kristin Leigh Highfill

In Loving Memory Of
Kristin "Kristi" Leigh Highfill
1978 – 2005
No words I write can ever say
How much I miss you everyday.
As time goes by, the loneliness grows,
How I miss you, nobody knows.
I think of you in silence,
I often speak your name.
But all I have are memories,
And a photo in a frame.
No one see’s me weep.
But the love I have for you,
Is in my heart, and mine to keep.
I have never stopped loving you
And I know I never will.
Deep inside my heart,
You are with me still.
Heartaches, this world are many,
But mine is worse than any.
My heart still aches, as I whisper low,
"I need you… and miss you so."
The things we feel so deeply
Are often the hardest things to say.
But I just can’t keep quiet anymore,
So I’ll tell you any ways.
There is a place within my heart
That no one else can fill.
I love you.. and I always will!

~Author Unknown~

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3 Comments for Kristin Leigh Highfill

  1. Laura McFerrin Says:

    No words can describe the way Kristin touched this world, she was a shining star. I believe now she is a star, lighting our nights, shining down on us. Granting a wish to all those that wish upon her. Always cherrished, always loved!

  2. Allie Adams Strollo Says:

    I have thought about you so much lately. I try to think we’ve just lost touch. I want to call you and tell you Happy Birthday and Merry Christmas. I miss you so much Kristin. You were such a beautiful person.

  3. Shirley Morris Says:

    Laura, you said it perfectly…here with us, she shone like no one I’d ever met. Her smile was contagious and those that were just meeting her found that her personality was just as amazing to be around. When I heard of her passing, I decided that God does take certain people early for himself & his reasons. He took one of the kindest, sweetest and most beautiful people I have ever had the blessing to come in contact with…I”ll never forget our year dancing together, and I am just sad it took all the way until our Senior year at Cox to grow closer; I can just be thankful for our priceless times together and the choreography that we created together that was truly ‘just us’ (we decided after that to pursue careers in something OTHER than choreography). She and I never remained in constant contact throughout all of our years knowing each other, but whenever our paths would cross, it was as if no time had passed and I was speaking with an old friend. You are still thought of immensely today, Kristin, and we can only hope to see you again in the next life…

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