Kay Beiting

I was blessed to work with Kay at Westview Elementary school for several years. She was a wonderful speech therapist, and a proud mom and grandmother! Her office was right behind my secretarial desk and we had many conversations over the years. I was so sad she suffered from Ahlzheimers, and it robbed her of so much. My thoughts and prayers with all of her family.

Jan, We are sorry to hear about both the loss of your dad and more recently, yiur mom. Please know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Amy & Chris Carey

Deepest Sympathy to Kay’s family. I am a first cousin to Otto Beiting.
Prayers! Cindy Beiting Walz

Kay was my friend and we worked together at Jackson city schools.
She was a wonderful teacher and enjoyed working with young children. She was always telling me about her family. She was so proud of her children and grandchildren. I heard many wonderful stories about each of you. I remember how we used to go to the annual Art Show at Canter’s Cave. Kay so enjoyed looking at the art work and then having lunch. I looked forward to spending that time with her each year. I miss her.

Kay and Otto will always be special to us. They were great friends and always there if Bill and I needed them. Our deepest sympathy for the loss of Kay. God bless you all.

I have so many fond memories of Mrs. Beiting and family growing up. I hold these memories close. Prayers and good thoughts to Jan, Tommy and Danny. Much love, -Melissa (Plumley) Riley

Sending deep condolences as you grieve the loss of your Mother. May you find peace in your loving memories.

Prayers to the family .