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Katherine Reback King

Stamford, Connecticut

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KATHERINE REBACK KING of Stamford, and Beverly Hills, California lost her fight with a rare form of cancer on May 24, 2010. A loving wife, loyal friend, talented writer and poet, gourmand, life-long Democrat, ardent Lakers fan and so much more, Katherine was predeceased by her father and mother,...

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Katherine was my mother's god daughter, and her parents were great friends of my parents. Her father, Dan, to his and many of my friend's regrets, taught me about a million jokes. Some of them are worth re-telling!

thank you for "Fools Rush In>'

We first met when we were 12 years old - crossing the Atlantic Ocean on a ship with our families. She was from Stamford and I was from the Bronx but it made no difference. We became fast friends while getting into mischief on the ship. Turned out we were sailing back on the same crossing.
Fast and eternal friends. Katherine knew me better than anyone. Although we could go months or even years without seeing each other we remained in each other's hearts.
I miss her!!

So sad to hear of Katherine's passing. A generous and beautiful spirit. So generous with me in my early career. Your humor, warmth and joyful spirit will be missed.

I've known Katherne for 30 years as a neighbor and friend and I do miss her. We had so much fun together. I wish I could be at the service.

Jeffry Melnick (Los Angeles)

I did not know you but after reading the lovely article by Susan Estrich today I know you were a special person. I almost cried in the Metro on my way to work. Godspeed

Sonny, I cannot express my sadness at the news of Katherine's death. My deepest sympathies to you and Katherine's family. I will cherish my memories of her friendship forever. Karen Moore (Hamilton, MT)

I'm so sad to hear of Katherine's passing. We knew each other for a long time and I have always had a special place for her in my heart. I would love to be at any LA service. Katherine had a unique ability to get below the surface of things. We could go years without seeing each other and catch up within minutes. I am so grateful to have had her in my life and am so sad, and so sorry for your loss.

I never heard of Katherine, before, but Susan Estrich's article on her, today, made me cry. I have been through this, and can only reiterate that it is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all.