Katie DeYoung

To the Family, So sorry to hear about Aunt Katie's passing. She will be missed. Sorry that we can't make it up to Muskegon as I would like to be there to celebrate her life. The weather and my recent surgery with an infection prevent me from doing much traveling. Will be praying for everyone. Janice

To the DeYoung and Baxter families, I am so sorry to hear of Grandma Katie's passing, but so happy that she lived such a long life and now she is with her Lord and Savior along with so many brothers and sisters from Fellowship including my Grandpa Ron Stratton! That's got to be a HUGE party up there! I wish that I could attend the funeral but I am unable due to me going back to school and my classes are on the same day. Please know that all of you are in my prayers. Her love had a big...

We met Katie when our mother, Dorothea Hommes Ruiter came to live at Christian Care Assisted Living. They sat at the same table for their meals & found out they lived in the same neighborhood of Amity, Allen, & Orchard Avenue

Katie would read the Bible to Dorothea every night because of Dorothea's AMD, she could no longer read herself. Katie knitted these adorable hats for babies in the hospital. She gave me (Judy) the pattern so I made one but at 102 years, Katie did a much...

It was lovely to meet and know her. Peace to her and her loved ones left to carry on.