Katherine T. Pine

I met Kay in 1962 when I was a co-op student working at DeLaval. She saw me go through my first marriage, first child and divorce at a young age. A few years later she saw me marry a Canadian and move to Canada. While at DeLaval, Kay was my "second Mom". Her ears and shoulders were big enough to take in all the problems I was having as a young adult. She trusted me to take Debbie to lunch one day. The last day Debbie would be alive. I can't imagine losing a child. I last saw Kay a few years...

Lady Katherine you will be missed by many and we are so sad that we will not be able to see you at Christmas as we had planned. You will always be in our hearts. We enjoyed every minute we spent with you and your beloved Ferd. Heaven is just a better place now that you are there. Our prayers are with your family as they must say good bye to you for now. Love Linda & Bob Briel The Villages Florida

I first met Katherine (and Frank) when I moved a few doors down from them on S. Olden Ave., in 1979. My Family and I enjoyed a wonderful friendship with them over the years! We shared many a burger in my backyard for cookouts and my Childrens' Birthdays, with lots of great conversation! (I was the "garden gnome" who secretly - until Kathy caught me - planted flowers in the back yard!) We were happy to help in any way we could while Frank was ill, and his passing was also a very sad time. ...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.