Obituary: Father-in-Law of KB Insurance Brand PR Head Kim Kil-hyun

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By Park Min-jooparkmj@sedaily.com
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▲ Kim Kyung-wan died; husband of Kim Soon-ja; father of Kim Sang-hoon (Jeju Dongbu Fire Station), Kim Yong-hoon (Airport Police Corps, Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency), Kim Jeong-hoon (KB Insurance Loss Adjustment), Kim Seok-hoon (Jeju Airport Corporation) and Kim Sang-hee (Jeju Dongbu Police Station); father-in-law of Kim Kil-hyun (Head of Brand PR Division, KB Insurance) = Wake at Jeju Grand Bumin Funeral Home, funeral procession on the 27th. (064) 742-5000

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Original reporting by Park Min-joo for Seoul Economic Daily.

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