Creme brulee memories: The community that Curtis Kimball built
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K.J. hosts a weekly 'stoop sit' gathering outside her Mission home, created in honor of Curtis Kimball, who passed away in 2022. This communal event brings neighbors, friends, and strangers together to bond over fire pits and homemade cookies, reflecting the relationships Kimball built through his food popups. K.J.’s inspiration originated from a line at Kimball's pancake popup, leading to a spontaneous idea that has thrived, continuing even when she is away. The event celebrates Kimball's lasting impact, as remembered by his wife and friends, emphasizing the cherished community he fostered.
The ‘stoop sit’ provides a communal space for neighbors to connect, a concept born from Curtis Kimball’s legacy, celebrating his impact on many lives.
K.J.’s idea for the ‘stoop sit’ grew from her experience at Kimball’s pancake popups, creating a lasting bond among local residents.
Nicole Belanger noted that Kimball found joy in the organic growth of the stoop gatherings, showcasing the lasting influence of his life in the community.
Emily Klündt emphasized that Curtis touched thousands of lives in San Francisco, creating friendships and community through his food offerings.
Read at Mission Local
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