K.J. McIntyre

From the other side of The Atlantic.

I was luck to have known K.J.. She was highly intelligent and ambitious. She was very supportive and I will never forget her.

Worked with her at Prudential, a hell of a women. If Barbara Snyder makes contact, please let know

There is so much to say about K.J. I was blessed to have her as a friend - she actually took me under her wing to introduce me to the working world of Kingston. A friend force to be reckoned with loved her family and friends fiercely. Founding member of the trivia team the Keeganites ... loved the not-for-profit organizations in Kingston. I send my condolences to her family and friends. know she will be missed and carried in many hearts for years to come.

I met KJ 20 some years ago at La Canard. We instantly hit it off and we formed a pretty tight nit group back then including Fred and Norma Bell, that lasted for many years. We shared so many stories and laughs at our favorite French restaurant while listening to Ed Rocks playing piano as we drank our Kir Royals’. I will miss her beautiful smile, witty comebacks and knowledge of just about everything. It was a pleasure knowing this fabulous classy lady. RIP KJ

I will always remember you as one of the most beautiful (inside and out) and accomplished members of our class. It was a privilege to know you and I had really looked forward to another class reunion this year. I guess the reunion will have to wait but the influence you had on our lives will always be here

had the privilege to work with KJ for a period of time... she was an amazing woman and she will be missed tremendously... may she rest in peace

Condolences from The Tighe Family. UK and San Francisco.
Gerrard Tighe
Barry Tighe
Derek Tighe
Fiona Davis