Kathleen Elizabeth Owen

Michael and I send our condolences to Kay's family, including Tucker and Bertie. Just last week I was thinking we needed to get in touch about seeing a patio tabletop performance from Tucker and dinner. She was a joy to spend time with - she had an indomitable spirit, she had a great sense of humor, she asked probing, thought-provoking questions and she was generous. We are richer having known her and she will be greatly missed.

Kay was my across 84th Street neighbor and mentored me in all things Omaha as I was Philadelphia girl who came to Omaha courtesy of the Union Pacific Railroad. Kay was generous by nature. Aside from the philanthropic activities for which she supported tirelessly, including the Omaha Symphony and Opera Omaha, Kay´s children were her treasures. Chris and Tyler would come across the street if they felt the need not to be home alone until Kay was finished with her community obligations. I still...