Kathy Diane Prince

Prince Family,

I am very sorry to hear of Kathys passing. I will remember Kathy as a wonderful lady who was like a second mother to me. I will miss her and those chocolate chip cookies.

Todd Remy

I think of Kathy every day. She taught me so much about kindness and believing and even hugging trees. Every spring after we had hatched our butterflies and it was time to turn them loose she would have tears in her eyes as they flew away. When I first met her I had to keep asking her if her name was spelled with a K or a C. I soon learned it was K for kindness and everytime I wrote her name I thought of her kindness. She gave so much to the children and she wanted to learn more. She...

Dear Ray, I just got an email about Kathy passing. I am so sorry for your loss. I live right here in Groveport and if I had known I would have been there. My prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Prince Family,
Kathy was a wonderful support to many people at Dunloe. We shared a special interest in students with Autism. She was the most patient, loving, supportive person I have ever worked with. She inspired me to always do better for my students. I can only hope that I will become the type of educator she always was.

Dear Ray,Michelle,Jeff and Nicole,
I was so sorry to hear about Kathy. I will remember the good times we had when Albany Drive was young and so were we, I hope the love of your family and friends gives you comfort at this time and your tears of love help wash away your sadness. Rhea Hook

Jeffrey and family: Sincere condolences for your loss. Kathy was my brownie leader many, many years ago. Her love of children will always be treasured.

Debra Bailey (Groveport 1987 graduate)

To Ray and all the family,
God must have needed another Angel!! This makes us so sad, we send our love to you.....Don and Evie Bower

Dear Prince family,

Kathy was such a beautiful person that always put everyone else before herself. I was so thankful she was in my classroom with me my first year teaching. I would not have made it without her help and her wonderful manner with kids. She will be missed by anyone that was lucky enough to know her. My thoughts and prayers are with your whole family!

Dear Ray, Michelle, Jeff, and Nicole,
Kathy was so proud of each of you especially those grandchildren. My relationship with Kathy began long ago (sorry, Jeff) when Jeff was a student in my 5th grade class at Asbury, but I grew to love her as she babysat each of my own children as I taught. To Karla, she was Mrs. Higglebottom as she allowed Karla to style and decorate her hair. Brad called her his "other mother". I will miss her terribly. My thoughts and prayers are with each of you...