Kathleen Ann Keating Woolley

Thank you for getting me out of Belle Vue and into Sail. You changed my life for the better.

Freddie and I were devastated to hear of Kay's passing. We loved her dearly and enjoyed our times together so much. She was such a classy lady and her star shone brightly. Our love goes to you, the girls and grandchildren. She is in heaven and feels no more pain.

My sincerest condolences to the family and friends of one of the most incredible women I have ever known.

To Bill and the family
Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time.

Hearing (only today) of her passing saddens me greatly. I can close my eyes and remember her incredible smile because it totally possessed her countenance as if she were about to break into laughter. The CHS Class of '60 reunion committee has been looking for her for over a decade but we couldn't come up with her location. I'm gratified that she was so happy and blessed in life. She, and the opportunity to have known her better, will be greatly missed.

Bill, Mary Margaret, Anna K what a beautiful story about a beautiful lady. Kay was always a class act with such grace and presence. I am sure her and mom are together in heaven having one fine celebration! Hugs and prayers to you all as we all celebrate one fine lady!!

Mrs. Woolley was our guidance counselor at Marianna High School and our paths crossed again years later when Bill and I worked together at DOE. She was always very gracious, yet matter of fact...endearing traits for sure. May your family hold her precious memories close to your heart with laughter and joy.

My heartfelt Sympathy and Prayers I send to Bill and family. It was an honor and privilege to work along side Kay at Deerlake 24 years ago. She left footprints on my heart.