KATHLEEN REGINA RUDMANN

Yesterday was my 60th Birthday along w Mother’s Day. Celebrating and got the email about “ Remembering Kathleen Rudmann.”
It really took me back to our grade school and high school days and a great friendship with Kathy. I had not seen her for years but I loved her dearly back then. She made me laugh and was a great friend. Thinking of the Riemann family and knowing I am blessed to have known her as a young girl. We shared a love of horses among other things. Prayers for all of you...

I think of Kathy every day. She has had a huge positive influence on my life. Every day I am at Fieldstone I give a treat to Rudy and tell him it is from his buddy Kathy.

Dear Jean and each/all of you,
Parents are not supposed to bury their children. I have no proper words, only prayers to express my deep sympathy for your great loss of Kathy. Those heartfelt prayers will continue into the weeks and months ahead, for your peace and comfort, knowing Kathy is now with her Dad and looking at the Face of our loving God
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I met Kathy through our mutual love of horses. We rode together for many years and had many adventures and tons of fun together with our favorite ponies. We lost touch after she moved back home to Ohio, but I thought of her often in those years. She was an amazing lady, great friend, and the best riding partner I've ever had.

I've known Kathy since we were freshmen at Shealy dorm at Purdue University. We have kept in touch over all these years and made a point to see each other twice a year. Once on Derby day (we both love horses and went to Keeneland race park to see the race at that track) and the other time at her birthday in the fall. She was a very dear friend and I will miss her greatly.

Kathy and I went to St Joan of Arc together and Notre Dame Academy. She was a good friend but sadly we lost touch. I am so sad to hear of her passing. I thought of her often and wish we had reconnected.
I know she was doing great things.
My prayers to her friends and family. May God keep you in his care at this difficult time.

Kathy was the sweetest woman I ever met. She rode at the barn that I work for and she was always so lovely to have around. Always lending a helping hand or a listening ear. The barn will not be the same without her and I know all the horses, but especially Boone will miss her very much!

Kathy was an inspiration to all who knew her. We shared many wonderful times at Fieldstone Farm TRC. She was a brave, kind soul and will be missed by all who knew her.

Fran Wilson.