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Kim Shore
11 de diciembre de 2025
11 de diciembre de 2025
Kim E. Shore, age 55, of Winchester, passed away on December 11, 2025, lovingly surrounded by family and friends after a courageous battle with cancer. She was the beloved wife of Andrew C. Nicholas.Born in Danvers, Kim was the daughter of Douglas and Eileen C. (Morin) Shore. She was raised and educated in Newport, RI, and was a graduate of Rogers High School. Two of her most prominent activities during this time were sailing and showing horses. She then received her Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1991.Kim and Andy met at RPI and were both subsequently employed by Procter & Gamble. Their dual careers took them from Tunkhannock, PA, to Cape Girardeau, MO, to Loveland, OH, and finally to Winchester in 2010.Over Kim’s 32-year career with P&G, she was a technical engineer, an engineering manager and global capital finance manager across the Bounty, Charmin and Gillette businesses. Her biggest accomplishments include 5 patents in papermaking technology, construction of a new manufacturing plant in Box Elder, UT, and overseeing over $1B in Gillette global capital projects. Most importantly, as a female leader in engineering, Kim was a role model and mentor for many, many young female engineers, and a vibrant leader for the GABLE network within P&G.While her children grew up in Winchester, she was an active volunteer in youth soccer. Kim had an impressive range of skills beyond engineering and managing others, including piano, singing, sewing and cooking. She had recently discovered a love of baking in retirement. Many lucky bellies have been fed by Kim over the last several decades. Her favorite pastimes in addition to cooking were traveling, skiing, board & card games, painting, puzzles and Legos. Her Happy Place was at her ski house in Newry, ME, where there is now an abundance of great memories of Kim sharing all these activities with many friends and family.In addition to her husband, Andy, and parents, Doug and Eileen, Kim is survived by her children, Christopher and Amelia Nicholas, sisters Tammy Shore and Jill Petrone, brother-in-law, Scott Nicholas and sister-in-law, Cynthia Tantum, nieces, Summer and Lucy Milsky, Sarah and Julia Tantum, and nephew, Billy Petrone.A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.In lieu of flowers, the following are options for donations in Kim’s memory: An endowed scholarship for a female STEM student at RPI Shore-Nicholas Scholarship, the Bethel Area Food Pantry, where Kim volunteered and planned to return bethelareafoodpantry.org, Care Dimensions: Kaplan Family Hospice House, an amazing place where Kim spent her final days and was happy to call it HOME. caredimensions.org.
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Dinesh Mathew
I met Kim when I first started at P&G, back when we were both working in the same part of the company’s largest manufacturing plant. I remember her as one of the most knowledgeable and supportive people I encountered as a new engineer, someone who made the manufacturing environment feel less overwhelming. She and Andy were also incredibly welcoming to me as a newcomer in a very small town in northeast Pennsylvania. Over the next couple of years, as I settled into life there, we went on many adventures together. Kim and Andy were a core part of my first job out of college, and I’m incredibly grateful for the warmth and friendship they brought into it.
Clare Breen.
We meet Kim, Andy, Chris and Amelia in 2011 when our eldest daughter Ella was their au pair. They were so kind in allowing us to stay with them. It was such a lovely week sight seeing in Boston and getting to know them all. Forever grateful. It was such a pleasure to return their hospitality in 2023 when Kim and Andy visited Down Under. We had a lovely day out, showing off some of our fair city, Melbourne. They certainly did quite a bit of travelling whilst here. Our hearts are so saddened that Kim's life journey ended so young. But it seems she lived a very full and happy life. One would say 'A Wonderful Life' Rest In Peace lovely Lady. The Hayes Family
Bonnie Leonard
Kim lit up a room. Whether in a Gillette meeting or at the gym, her smile made it feel happy, light and fun. She was one tough cookie, a strong leader and excellent engineer. Like an Oreo cookie: tough on the outside (to get the job done right and push us all to be better) and soft on the inside (adding light, fun and encouragement). She had a positive impact on so many people and she changed us forever. I miss her.
Xiaoyu Chen
Kim - you’ll be remembered as someone with tenacity, a big heart, and full of joy. You made Boston feel like home at work because you brought out the best in me and always had my back. We worked hard and played harder (on Fridays) :) Missing you!
Cinzia Simonis de Cloke
So sorry for your loss Andrew. I admired Kim’s no-nonsense, frank and direct approach. You knew what she stood for. She was fair, honest and brave and I respected her for that. Thank You & Good Bye Kim.
Debbie Fein
At Adam and Tammys wedding it was awesome to hang out with Kim. Kims smile lit up the room. Kim was warm and kind and caring. Kim is now in Heaven enjoying the afterlife
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