Kathleen M. "Kathy" Hartigan

Kathy was so warm and welcoming from the first time we met her. I bet she never stopped smiling or laughing until she left this earth. And even now, who knows? I wish I could have taken art lessons from her. The one thing I'll always remember about Kathy is how she named her artwork with such satire and humor. I had to catch on to the satirical part before I understood the humor! Thank you, Uncle Tom, for introducing her to our lives, and please know we truly mourn your loss.

Dear Jill, Joan, and Kathy, I have thought of you often over the years. I wondered what you grew up to be. Your mother was a great influence to me in my teen years. I can remember canning with her till wee hours of the morning. I lost track of her when she moved away from Fountain Hill. I don't know if I can make it to the viewing or not. I would love to be able to talk, and or see you. Please give me a call at 610 965-8627. I am always up late. My mom, Stella died in January of this...

Dear Jill, Joe, Paige and Michael,
We were so saddened to learn of the passing of your dear mother and grandmother. We will miss her smiling face and bright spirit - we so enjoyed hearing about her travels! May her memory be eternal.
With our deep and heartfelt sympathy,
Sophia Kladias & Team