Darla Kaye Stanley

At our KSDAR Memorial Service, I was shocked to see Kaye's name. We became friends through KSDAR, but "cousins" when we discovered my mom and someone she was helping become a DAR member were related. She started every conversation with "Hello cousin". I will truly miss her.

Kaye was a bundle of energy -- always ready to volunteer for what needed to be done. She was a blessing to DAR, and to me, personally.

Dear Stanley Family, I had the pleasure of knowing Kaye through the Register of Deeds office here in Sedgwick County. She would always be searching the school records. She taught me a lot about the Daughters of the Revolutionary, and she had asked me to join. I never did. I will remember her as a kind and dedicated lady. My deepest sympathy to your family and the D.A.R. Unit in Valley Center.

I could never spell her name right. I would almost always leave off the "E".
Kaye will be missed by a lot of people. She was always on the go doing things to help and honor American veterans.
Kaye was a very active member with the KANSAS HONOR FLIGHT. She was always raising money to help send at least one more Kansas veteran on the KANSAS HONOR FLIGHT.
We love Kaye.... she was quite a gal!
We salute you Kaye and we pray God will comfort the family.

Kaye was a wonderful lady, a patriot and a terrific researcher. I will miss her dearly. Gayle Alvarez, Medal of Honor Historical Society