Kathleen M. Lopresti

I was saddened to hear of the loss of Kati, and my heartfelt sympathies go out to her family. I have many fond memories of Kati from when I was a little girl and at the time she was married to my uncle. She was always smiling and I was always excited to visit with her. Even though our families went in different directions, Kati stayed in touch with my family. The last time I saw her was a few years ago when she was working at Mann. It meant a lot to me to get that quick visit with her and...

Kati and I raised our kids together. She was a great Mom and friend. I will always remember her with a smile on her face. Kati has left this earth but will remain in our hearts forever.

Where do we begin, Kati was a gift God gave us. She entered our lives like a beautiful arrangement of flowers. She was a true sister-in-law and a wonderful aunt. We will miss her tremendously and will hold her dear to our hearts. She is without pain now and will be looking down on all of us as our guardian angel. God Bless all of you and we are there in spirit.

Family of Kati,
I believe, Kati grew up on the same St. in Cleveland, W. 147th St, as I did. My prayers are with all of you. God Bless all of you and may Our Lord keep you all in the palms of His hands. Kati has entered into her new home, heaven, and now is free from pain and is at peace and rest.
Love and prayers,
Liz (Markusic) Chodkiewicz