Catherine Cecelia Cook

We all miss you so much, it was never a dull moment to be around you. You will always be my bestie, always so good to me to even coming shopping with me for a bustier when you were ready to pop out Nancy. So much fun. When Rusty was in Korea you saved my life. When my mom died you were there again and helped like the true friend that you were, Gone by not forgotten. So lucky you passed my way. RIP and rejoice to see Jerry again.

Dearest Annette, Nancy, Linda and Jeannie.....my condolences to all of you. Your mom, the longest relationship of your lives. May your treasured memories guide you through this sad time. Sending love and prayers to all of you and your families. Love, Cathy

Catherine lived across the street from me when I was a child on. Chestnut St. What a nice lady. My deepest sympathy go out to annette and the family. My prayers go out to them all., with Love, Tina

I met Catherine Cook after I meet Lee Ann Cook in 1962. Lee Ann said I had to have the approval of her Aunty Kay or it was a "no go" for us. Luckily I got her approval and for the next 61 years I and my growing family were blessed to enjoy many dinners and "counseling" sessions with the queen and her beloved King, Uncle Jerry. I loved her and Uncle Jerry very much and I will never forget the "Queen" and her King and their love and kindness to each of us. Bill Gilbert.

My deepest condolences! Richard moresco and family.

Aunty Kay was one of a kind. Unique in every way. Generous with her love and her time with all of us. She filled in as a mother to me when my mother died when I was 12. She adored my husband Bill and my grandchildren Rylee and Liam and their mother Katey who was named after Aunty Kay. She adored her family almost as much as her Mr. Number One, her beloved husband Jerry and my beloved Uncle Jerry. My sadness is only relieved at the thought they are together, now, for Eternity. With forever...