Kathleen Redpath Beal

How is it you´ve left us and not a day goes by that I don´t think of you because your picture is on my IPhone. How I miss your smile, laughter, memories of Minnesota, recent stories of the soup kitchen and Jim Shore figurines. Ted and Mal and Allan have lost the light of their lives but we all know you are in a better place, probably serving in God´s own soup kitchen.

I still haven´t recovered from the passing of Kathy because she and I struggled through our gerontology Master´s degrees from George Washington University in the `80´s, amassed multiple parking tickets as we commuted to classes there, and sat through many sessions studying public policy (totally worthless) while spending a total of ten minutes discussing Alzheimer´s. She went on to become an interior decorator while I spent my career as a high school English teacher and we kicked ourselves...

The Mundelein College Alumnae Board and the Gannon Center for Women & Leadership send their condolences to Kathleen's family. Eternal rest grant her O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her.

I remember Kathy and Ted´s wedding at the beautiful cathedral in Philadehia,and the fun evenings with Kathy at McGillin´s Ale House in Philadelphia while Ted was on call at Hahnemann. A wonderful lady with a great sense of humor.

Amy and family I´m so sorry to hear of y´all Mother´s passing!! May God Bless each and every one of y´all Love Always The Napper´s And Johnson´s And Mcallister Family

My deepest sympathies. I remember our afternoon on the porch at Catholic House Chautauqua like it was yesterday. Bob

Sorry to hear the passing of Kathy, she was a wonderful lady inside & out, prayers go out to her family & friends may she rest in peace

Kathy will always be remembered as a classmate at Our Lady of Peace High School. Kathy had an unforgettable personality. May she rest in the love and peace of God.

RIP Kathy.