Kathleen L. Corey

Ann and Family

We are so sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Ann - although I never had the pleasure of knowing your Mom, she sounds like a very special lady who touched many lives in such a positive way. May your memories of her life and love bring you peace at this difficult time. We hope to see you soon.

Love,
Ellie and Bob

I will never forget Mrs. Corey, I had her as a teacher at Grove St. School in Spencer, I am now almost 40 she has always remained in my memories as one of the most loving teachers. She was truly one of the best. Rest in peace Mrs. Corey, sincerely Traci formerly of Spencer

I was very sorry to hear about your Mother's passing. Mrs. Corey was a wonderful teacher and made a difference in the lives of so many of her students. She made Grove Street School a happy place for both the students and the teachers.

Our sympathy to all who are grieving her passing. When I remember her, a smile blooms, and not because of the best cookies in the world! I remember the time she told me she had no trouble sleeping on a bus when she was in the Navy: I could never do that! There was an almost musical hint of laughter in her voice and a genuine concern for others - she made the world a better place in her special way. Let's honor her by holding on to that in our lives too. All our love,

Ann and Family,

So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. My thoughts are prayers are with you and your family.

Megan,
So sorry to hear about your Mom's passing. I remember fondly the many times hanging out at your house and how your Mom welcomed us all. May your fond memories sustain you through this time. God Bless you all.

Don and family,

Our prayes and thoughts are with you during this time. May it make your sorrow easier to bear knowing there are others who understand and care. With heartfelt sympathy.

Kelly and Mark

I just wanted to send you all my condolences. I had your mom as my 3rd grade teacher many years ago. I have thought of her often, as she was one of my favorites. She knew how to make someone feel special.