Carolyn Greene

Kay was a wonderful and caring friend and she is deeply missed.

I have many great childhood memories visiting the Greene family in Vermont. Dickie, Cindy and Wes, sorry for your loss. I had the great fortune of visiting with Kay in Michigan and then again on a trip through Vermont last year. A real joy. My thoughts are with you all. Joe

My sincere sympathy to all of Kay's family and especially to daughter Cindy, during this difficult time. It was very sad news to learn of Kay's passing. I met Kay while working in the UVM Master Gardener program. It was always a good day when Kay was in the volunter mix. She was a delight, intelligent, caring, positive and so very authentic. We always talked about her passions: nature, gardening, and family, especially her grandchildren. I wish you all peace and comfort.
Sincerely,...

Kay was a beautiful shining star. I worked with her at the VNA where she was a tireless Patient advocate and warm friend. Rest In Peace, Kay ❤

I knew Kay through a mutual friend and she was always a delight and ever SO caring to one and all. Between her love of dogs and horses I think many more people will remember her and miss her. May her family delight in the memory of her and may we all lead our lives with acts of kindness in her memory.

There is n't enough paper to fully relate my love
friendship and joy I shared with Kay. We met 1/4/64
and connected immediately. Her passion for Jim
Dick Cindy and Wes was inspiring.........her love of cooking; berry picking; nursing; grandchildren riding
the tractor and wielding a chain saw are all legendary attributes...........She was my best friend
a mentor and a true anchor the past 55 years. I am so sad but grateful to have been included in her life/a part of her...

Cindy & family: My thoughts are with you all during this sad time. I had the pleasure of meeting Kay several times when she visited the Master Gardener office to pick up supplies for her volunteer projects, and she always enjoyed sharing little bits of happy times she spent with her grandchildren. Take care. Kind regards, Lisa Chouinard, Master Gardener Program Assistant