Kathleen A. Abendroth

Oh how I miss my lovely Mother, so filled with words of wisdom & advise. I got up from the computer to call her with a question the other day only to be disappointed that she is no longer here to help me. Mom was wonderful and she sure put up with alot from us 4 kids but alway's loved each of us the same! Truly I miss her & I know she and my sweet, sweet Dad are together forever as they promised to be. Going in the house every day just isn't the same. Love and memories fill my heart up &...

One can take the child out of Maine but never the Maine out of the child. I met Kathi because of a 180 year old relationship that spanned the breath of our nation. Her Jedediah served with my Jonathan's cousins in Capt, Geo. Towle's Lincoln Rifle Company in the Protection and Defense of the Northeastern Frontier in 1839. We shared family stories, traded archival records and Kathi-I will get their names on a memorial wall so that all who paddle the Allagash, watch the bi-athalon at Fort Kent...

Kathi & Ray will be rembered by many. I was lucky to know them after retirement. Kathi's laughter at her garden parties,and Ray's humour will be missed too.

My sympathy to Kathy's family. I was a classmate of Kathy's at Holy Angels and remember a lot of fun times-especially at the three sisters cafe before school.May she and her husband find eternal peace together.

Kathy and Ray,
I knew you both for just a little short time out of our lives, but your kindness, generosity and friendship are the reasons I cherish that short time. I like to think that when people pass that they miraculously become 30 again and have all the health and friends they had then. I know you two are having some kind of great party up there in the heavens.
I will miss you both.