Catherine E Cernak

So glad to have known Kay from St. Francis of Assisi! She was the first person we met when we joined the parish. She was so welcoming and friendly. Rest in peace, Kay. We loved you.
Ron and Kathy Craven

Sincere condolences to Kay´s family . I just found out of her death and remember what a special person she was to myself and my late husband Bernie. She is truly a new angel in heaven.

A truly virtuous woman. With fondest memories of Kay, always. May the Lord bless all as you celebrate her home-going.

“WELL DONE MY GOOD AND FAITHFUL SERVANT. ENTER INTO THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.”
Dear beloved family of Kay,
I am certain that when she passed this earthly life, Kay heard these beautiful words. In the twenty-some years I’ve known her she exemplified her love and faithfulness to God through a life of service. To me personally, Kay was a loving friend, mentor and confidant. She taught me much and carried me through many adversities I faced throughout the years. I had the absolute...

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always. Sorry for your loss she was a great lady and she will be miss from patty and Catherine pfister

We met Kay at St. Francis of Assisi. We were truly blessed to have had her in our lives. Our deepest sympathy and prayers to Kay's family. The following scripture from Deuteronomy 10:12 -13 reminds us of Kay:. "And now, O Israel, what does the Lord your God require of you but to fear the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways, to love Him, to serve the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul, and to keep the commandments and statutes of the Lord, which I command you this...

Our heartfelt condolences to the Cernak Family. Our fond memories of John and Kay and their family could fill volumes beginning in 1972 when John and Ed were members of the Otis Elevator team on a job site in downtown Chicago. After John passed away, we cherish our relationship with Kay that continued for many years sharing good times, laughter and tears. Kay was always ‘giving’ of herself and her time to her family, to her Church and the congregation. During our many trips up North to...

Kay was one in a million. She worked tirelessly for the St Francis faith community. I have fond memories of working together at weddings at SFA. She was one of the most kind, spiritual women I know. RIP sweet Kay.

Kay was such an involved person at St. Francis of Assisi. Always willing to help. I could always count on her to help with the suppers that we did monthly at Daybreak Soup kitchen in Joliet. God bless her. I’m sure there is a place waiting for her in heaven!