Kymberly Herrin

Sorry to hear that. What a smokin hot babe

She could take all my money

She was 65 - not young but seems a lot of people have been dying b/f their time in the last couple of years (often much younger than her).

I didn't recall her by name; but I do recognize/remember her from the pic below from the ZZ-Top video Legs:

https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/si…

My fave ZZ Top model was the one that went by the name (I think) "Ducky":

https://s3.amazonaws.com/gs-geo-images/6…


She's pretty-much unrecognizable these days but it's been 40-years:

https://www.google.com/search?q=Jeana+To…

Aw, man. Herrin was my go to fap chick when I was in my 20s.

I'm sad.

She was before my time but I do like ZZ Top and I definitely recognize her. She was a true beauty.

8 year old me in the 80s was losing my mind when any ZZ Top video came on MTV.

^^^Hell that's still me today just swap out MTV with whatever the fuck else

Although I'm not 8 anymore physically but mentally yeah about 8

Well you recently admitted you cum in your pants a lot so I’d put you at 12 physically.

Making it to 65 like she did isn't too bad. My goal was to make 65 because my father and both grandfathers didn't. A week before my 65th birthday I was hospitalized with a serious case of Covid and thought I might not make it. They released me from the hospital on my 65th birthday and I thought to myself "I made it".

I remember her from Playboy and the ZZ Top video, but didn’t realize she was in “Ghostbusters”. (Only watched it once)

Also, didn’t realize she was the smokin’ hot Old West babe in the opening gambit of “Romancing the Stone”.

Smokin as a playmate:

https://www.girlsofdesire.org/galleries/…

That centerfold in the fur coat....wow.

Reminiscing about Playboy and Penthouse models of the 80’s is like reminiscing about muscle cars of the late 60’s - early 70’s. Objectively, they really can’t compete with todays standards, but they take you back to your youth, when you were discovering girls (or cars) for the first time, and your memories are always a lot better than whatever reality might have been.