Kathleen S. Stiewe

I just found out a year later! I am sorry. We were bowling buddies and drinking buddies and I knew you, Kathie for so long - I'm sorry I was not aware. I'll miss you always. You are a kind and good human being.

Aunt Kathy will be truly missed. I have so many memories, one that will always stand out in my head is, I meet her at Line Dancing class and I was 7 months pregnant, getting ready to do the "tush push". As I got to the floor and she was standing next to me she looked at me and said " wrong dance for you". We started the dance and I remember grabbing my belly. Aunt Kathy said " this is it she is going to have this baby while doing the tush push". I laughed. May you Rest in Peace Aunt Kathy....

Kathy worked for me at Delphi. She always had a smile and a warm greeting to everyone she came in contact with. She was one of my best employees.

I worked with Kathy At Delphi. Her laugh was infectious and a heart of gold. Please know her family is in my prayers.

Kathy will be missed by both of us and her nephew Jeremy. She was just like a sister to me since 1961. We remember family get togethers, Christmas and Birthday celebrations over the years and many laughs and hugs during the tough times also. Vacations in northern Wisconsin over the years, her visits to Colorado and trips to Las Vegas. Our sympathy goes out to Chip & Sean and their families during this time. Just know that we are thinking of all of you. Love Uncle Dan and Aunt Liz

My deepest condolences to the family, Kathy was a golf friend, bowling friend, and fellow worker. She found love and laughter in everything.

My deepest sympathy to the family of Kathy. I worked with Kathy and I can't remember how many times she made me laugh. A wonderful, kind and fun gal to be around. I am thankful to have had her in my life! Elly Alioto