KATHLEEN T. HODAR

Belated condolences, I met Kay and Gerry several times at Bridie's house in Cleveland many years ago when I was at Ohio State, great memories!

I know my Dad, Joseph, visited with his brother Sean (Hanratty) maybe almost 20 years ago and had a great time at one of your weddings. He was really sorry to hear of Kathleen's passing. He's a good age himself and hasn't mastered the internet lark so please accept both our sympathies. Your Mum seemed like a warm giving woman and I a sure you will truly miss her
With deepest sympathy

Jerry, Maureen, Tom, Elizabeth, Patrick, Maira, Mark, Katsie, Pat, Emily and everyone I talked to at Kathleen's wake Sunday, I am so sorry for your loss. Your wife/mom/sister meant a lot to my mom and aunts, and of course, she was special enough to be chosen as my sister Jeanne's godmother. I am so grateful for having known her and for being able to be there in person to pay my respects to all of you and see you again or meet some of you, finally, after hearing your names in conversations. I...

Mrs. Hodar was my two oldest childrens teacher at H. B. Booker Montessori school. Katsie Kays daughter lives next door to me. Nicer people you could not find.
Kay will be missed. Rest In Peace your work here is done.

JERRY,My condolences and prayers go out to you and all the HODAR and Sweeney families.
If I can do anything for you especially during this difficult time just
Let me know. Kay was a wonderful person, so kind and caring. She will be missed by so many but is now in a better place.

To the Hodar and Sweeney Families,
I am so sorry for your loss. Kay will remembered for her grace and kindness.
May she rest in peace. Kay and her family will be in my prayers.
Most Sincerely,
Joanne Rolfe Hudson

A quiet, sweet classmate, with a warm smile and a tender heart. God bless her family and all those that morn for her.