Kathleen A. "Kathy" D'Amato

My sincere condolences to the family of Kathy D'Amato and especially to her brother Jim. Kathy gave so much of herself in everything that she did and was a very kind and special lady. She will be greatly missed here but welcomed with open arms in heaven.

Kathy D'Amato was a thoughtful niece to her uncle and aunt Florence and Jimmy Reilly. Even after Jimmy's death, she continued to be a part of Florence's life with visits and phone calls. She and her brother Jimmy never forgot to visit Florence during a holiday season. I am sure she will be welcomed at the gates of heaven with open arms. She was an outstanding woman. My deepest sympathies to her brother Jimmy.
Joan St. Clair Hayes--Florence's niece

May your family and the friends of Kathy surround each other with love in the time of your loss.
I remember Kathy as a warm, pleasant person. A classmate '64 Dick Breuninger

Thoughts and prayers to the family of Kathy's. Classmate from Agawam High School of 64. Valerie (Falbo) Paul

There aren't words that exist to adequately describe the role Kathy played in bringing the Lord into the lives of generations of children at St. Anthony's/All Saints. She was a shining example of what it mean to love and serve God. Our prayers are with Jimmy and with the rest of Kathy's family and friends. I know our world is a little less bright without her in it, but I believe with perfect faith that Kathy was greeted at Heaven's gates with the words, "Well done, my good and faithful...

Kathy and I walked to Danahey Elem.School and graduated Class of 64 as friends and classmates....My prayer for Jimmy in his loss of his beloved sister and my hope that Kathy is resting in the arms of her god.

Rosemary Alajanian Sandlin

My deepest sympathy to the family of Kathy, namely her aunt Carolyn Capitanio and cousin Carole D'Amato. May she rest in peace.

Jeannette Boudry