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Carol Dunville Carpenter
October 24, 2008
I will really miss Kay's smiling face and her positive attitude. She was a wonderful friend for many years!!!
My love to all of Kay's family!
Sam Brodin
October 23, 2008
Lynn and Family, May our Lord grant you peace during this difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jill Payne
October 23, 2008
I work with Sara and want to extend my condolences to her and her family. You are in my prayers.
Johnnie Collie
October 23, 2008
Kay was the most dedicated and caring teacher I have ever met. Her love for her students was contagious and inspirational. I am a better person from working with her and having her as a friend.
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Sally Marks Goodwin
October 22, 2008
What I remember most about Kay was her beautiful smile and how much she liked to laugh. She was a lovely person inside and out.
Rest in peace, Kay.
Fred and Linda Mackta
October 22, 2008
We cannot take away your pain, but we will be there to share it with you as you adjust to life without your beloved Kay Ellen.
Val Gooss
October 22, 2008
Kay was an inspiration to so many people, her students, her colleagues at Hermitage Tech Center, and of course the ESL teachers in Henrico County. Just being around her made you a better person. She certainly left her footprints on this world!
Betty Loving
October 22, 2008
If I could give you words today
To make the pain go away I would
If It makes you feel better to remember the good times you shared you should
The memories willl forever stay in your heart
And with that you will never be apart
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