Loganville Mourns Kimberly Whaley as Investigation Into CVS Shooting Remains Without New Updates

LOGANVILLE, GA — Family, friends, and community members gathered Monday to honor the life of Kimberly Loveless Whaley, the 62-year-old Loganville woman and long-time CVS pharmacy employee who died after being shot in the store’s parking lot on November 14, 2025. As loved ones celebrated her life, authorities reported no new official updates on the case, including no released motive and no charges filed against the person of interest detained shortly after the shooting.

 

A Life Remembered

 

Whaley, remembered as a warm-spirited, dependable, and deeply kind presence at the Loganville CVS, worked at the store for seven years and was described by colleagues as a “beloved team member” who always greeted customers with genuine care. Born in 1963, she was known not only for her dedication to her work but also for her strong connection to family and friends.

 

A Celebration of Life service was held on Monday, November 24, at Caldwell & Cowan Funeral Home and Dogwood Hill Crematory in Covington. Visitation began at 2:30 p.m., followed by the memorial service at 3 p.m.

 

Whaley's obituary highlighted her compassion, her steady presence within the community, and the impact she made on those who knew her. The funeral home also provided options for friends and supporters to send flowers or plant a memorial tree in her honor.

 

What Is Known About the Case

 

Whaley was shot in the head around 1:55 p.m. on November 14 outside the CVS on Atlanta Highway. She was airlifted to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta, where she later died from her injuries.

 

A person of interest was detained in Lawrenceville shortly after the shooting following a BOLO alert and license-plate camera identification. However:

 

• No suspect name has been released

• No charges have been filed

• No motive has been disclosed

• No additional investigative details have been released by Loganville or Lawrenceville authorities

 

Officials have asked anyone with information about the case to contact Loganville Police Sgt. Clint Kitchens at 770-466-8087.