Katherine Williams

I cannot even believe it´s been 11 years. My dearest friend. My teaching teammate. My favorite jokester. My lifelong friend on this earth and in the great beyond. I love you to the moon and back Kathy.

I was a student in the 4th grade and I remember Mrs. Willams was the most down to earth and kind soul I have encountered and still hold in my heart. She loved her students and I pray she´s enjoying a nice glass of wine in heaven looking down on all of her students and her family with joy. Love you Mrs. Williams, you´re unforgettable.

Another year has passed without my best buddy. I never taught with anybody that made me laugh like you did. You made work play. You left the giant void in my heart. I miss you so much I cannot even put it into words. I´m sure heaven is not the same since you got there. You are one of the kind.

I cannot even believe how long it has been. Time passes so fast. I think about you all the time. I miss our talks. I´ll never forget you. Hope you´re having a wild faculty party in Heaven.

To those you leave behind, your memory will always be in our hearts and minds, you taught us to be happy, and to know the world around us, you will be missed by so many students, and their parents. You were always there to make sure things got done, (as a former PTA officer, I'd love to see a nice tree planted at the school in your Memory)On behalf of my family, Shalom,

Dear Gale & Family

I am so Sorry on your loss.May Memories of Kathy help you through this difficult time, and know you are All in our thought's and prayers.
Love
Evie Botek

To Kathy's family, loved ones and friends,

One of the best times of my life was to teach at Oliver Hoover and to have the honor to know Kathy Williams. You could almost hear her jovial laughter echo down the walkway as she chatted with her students. Kathy was a loving, compassionate teacher who I will always remember and I am sure she is preparing a classroom in Heaven as we speak.

The world misses Kathy...

Kathy, my dear friend and teaching partner of 16 years, I miss you so much. I am half the teacher without you. You made my job so much fun for so many years and I cherish the memories I have of you and our times together. You are the bravest and strongest person I know, coming to work each day, battling this horrific illness, to entertain your students, because you cared so much. There is a void in my life that will never be replaced. What will help me persevere is that, despite all the...