Kathleen A. Hoag

Hi Dick, So sorry to read about Kathleen's passing. I'll always cherish the memories of our friendship and the good times we had in our younger days hanging out, playing basketball (Zinkettes), football games, movies etc. or just being together. I hope that your many memories of your life with Kathleen will sustain you at this sad time. With deepest sympathy, Pat Coyle Wirebach Maryland

Dick, we are so very sorry for the loss of Kathleen. She was a lovely person, always ready with a smile and a good word. God bless.

Richard, we´re so sorry for your loss You are in our thoughts and prayers. God bless.

Our deepest sympathy and we go through this difficult time together. May you find peace knowing Kathleen isn´t suffering.

Dear Mr. Hoag, I am one of Joan Sampson Smith´s daughters and Kathleen´s namesake. I am so sorry for your loss. I remember as a child Kathleen allowing me to have popcorn and soda while teaching me to sing Found a Peanut. She was so much fun and had a beautiful giggle. My mother stayed in touch we her and loved her throughout her life. Kathleen carried the sun with her wherever she went and the world will not be as bright without her. May God provide you with comfort. Love to you, Kathleen

Dear Richard, The last time I spoke to you must be at least 30 years ago or more, but I distinctly remember how happy you and Kathleen were because you had just gotten married. You will have many happy memories to see you through until you both meet again. My sincere condolences to you and your family for your loss of a wonderful wife and mother. When things get really sad, just think of the Phillipsburg High School Band, the Director, and all the fun we had during those very innocent times.

Dear Richard and family, i am so sorry to learn of Kathleen´s passing . I have thought of you often through the years. May God give you Peace.