Kathryn Ann Webster

Found out today Mrs. Webster passed away. A truly remarkable woman. Always sent a birthday card to our son David, she never met him. I hope the Col. is doing OK Mr. Webster was always so kind and gracious. Karen and I will never forget her.

I was deeply saddened when I heard that my "second Mom" had passed away. When I met Mrs. Webster 16 years ago, she warmly welcomed me into the Webster family. She was the BEST storyteller and wherever she was, there was always laughter! And she knew how to make everybody feel special and important. She always remembered my birthday and sent me care packages when I was deployed overseas. Mom Webster was an amazing woman and truly an angel on earth. I will miss her more than these simple words...

Thank you Mrs. Webster for the kind, dear and sweet cards and lettters you sent Jason, Kyndall, Jackson and I through the years. We are ever so blessed and grateful to you and Colonel for welcoming us in your lovely family. Kyndall was so excited after talking to you on the phone about the surprise gift basket you and Col. sent last summer. She couldn't wait to meet you next summer. We know that meeting will take place later accompanied by our Lord and Savior and are looking forward to the...

My condolences are offered to Mrs. Webster's family and friends. As you reflect on her endearing ways and joys of life, may God's loving guidance and "merciful kindness be for your comfort", as shared in His Word.
Ps. 119:76; Php. 4:7

Julie said what I think everyone in our family feels..., our mother truly led by example. I love you Mom.

Thank you Mom for the many ways you showed us your love. You gave so much of yourself to us and asked for nothing in return. Thank you for being our biggest cheerleader in life and supporting us in accomplishments big and small. Thank you for teaching us that laughter truly is the best medicine when life is unkind. Thank you for giving us our foundation of faith in God and Jesus Christ through your example. Your patience, kindness, and thoughtfulness were an inspiration to us and always...

What a beautiful woman to have touch my heart and soul. She never forgot a birth day for her family. Always smiling and sharing her love. Rest now in the home he has prepared for you. Wendy Robinson-former Postmaster Barhamsville, Va.