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Victoria Dea
Jinny Kim
25 juin 1981 - 16 juin 2022
25 juin 1981 - 16 juin 2022
Jinny Kim, age 40, born in Riverside, CA on June 25, 1981; passed away on June 16, 2022 in San Francisco, CA from an untimely heart attack.
Jinny lived most of her life in the Bay Area where she attended Abraham Lincoln High School and California College of the Arts.
From 2013-2019, she worked at the Academy of Sciences as a Senior Graphic Designer. Then from 2020 until her passing, she worked at Computers and Structures, INC as the Director of Design and Brand.
From an early age, Jinny was an avid lover of all art forms. She herself was a talented artist and creator in several medium such as painting, photography, paper and of course graphic design. She loved to travel. Demark, Prague, Japan and Hawaii were amongst some of her favorite places to visit.
Jinny was the fourth of five siblings. Her passing was preceded by her mother, Kyungsoon Hedwig Kim and nephew Ryan Winston Owyang. She is survived by her sister Victoria Kim Dea; brothers Neal Kim Rodil, Jerry Kim Gomez and Alfred Kim Gomez; nieces Maigan Josephine Dea and Emma Kyungsoon Rodil; nephews Kenneth Rayn Dea and Joseph Kyungho Rodil; and ex-husband Zesha Forsman
The viewing memorial will be held between 9:00am-11:00am on Friday, June 24, 2022 at Cypress Lawn Tiffany Chapel. 1370 El Camino Real, Colma, CA 94014
A celebration of life will be held between 5:00pm-8:00pm at Academy of Science Terrance Restaurant. 55 Music Concourse Dr, San Francisco, CA 94118
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Doug Akagi
Jinny was a special student at the California College of the Arts. Her creativity, work ethic and sense of humor made her a standout in our design program. I was fortunate to have her as a student in four different classes. I remember many of her well conceived and skillfully executed projects. Her Thesis wedding dress made of faux money was a statement about our skewed social values. She was a member of my Japan study abroad class and loved the experience so much she returned there two more times. Jinny loved Hawaii and we planned to meet up here in the future. She lived life passionately. It would take most of us 80 years to live her 40.
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