KATHLEEN ROYALS

I am just now able to write this. I met Kathy first night at Washington Hospital Center school of nursing. We became BFFs that night, and danced in the hallway to some loud music coming from someone's room. We spent the next 3 years together, and became soulmates. I wouldn't know who I was without her in my heart. After we graduated we continued to be integral parts of each other's life. I have never missed someone so much. I loved her, and her whole family. I will never be...

I have such fond memories of spending time with Kathy at Lake Gaston -- she was always smiling, laughing and so fun to be around. Whenever our family (the Weavers) joined Kathy and her family, we had a wonderful time. My deep condolences to Pat and all the Royals family.

I have lost a great friend as well as a cousin! Miss you, K.

Kathleen's beautiful spirit is safe with our Lord now. My heartfelt condolences and may Kathy rest in peace.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I first met Kathy taking a summer school typing class at Seton in 1968. She was my introduction to Seton and shared so many of the "secrets" with me and Laraine Brady to make us prepared for our freshman year. My thoughts and prayers are offered to her family.

I worked with Kathy just a little under a year and yet she has left a lasting impression in my heart in that short time. Kathy had one of the sweetest spirits of anyone I have ever known. I will forever remember the kindness that was shown to me by her when I first started working at Piccard. I'm already missing the laughs we shared and the stories she would tell. She will definitely be missed around here. My deepest condolences and prayers for her family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers are with you as you say goodbye to Kathy. She is at peace, resting in the arms of God. Blessings to you Tom, your mother and siblings and to all of the Royals family.