Kay ten Kraft

I am so sorry to be finding out of Kay's passing. We had lost touch thru the years..and I found her on facebook over a year ago.. but somehow... I did not see this. We went thru school together in Port Jervis NY.
So sorry for your loss.
Sincerely, Nancy Nolan Decker

I knew Kay years ago in college. We lost touch, but I know some people who were still in contact with her. Even though it was many years ago,(SUNYA, at the time) I remember her distinctly as a genuinely nice, warm and always interesting person with a lot of originality and creativity. I was so sorry to hear about her passing.

Would that this world had more gentle, giving, loving, laughing spirits like you, Kay. You leave this life and community better for having known you. Much love to those you leave behind. Prayers for Nick, your children, and grandchildren--a beautiful family circle.

I was sad to hear of Kay's passing. She will be missed by all that knew her here at Out of the Loop. Her surprise visits light up the shop. I will sincerely miss our conversations about her family, friends, and fiber adventures.

My deepest sympathies to all of you at this time.

We miss you daily.cant stand you not calling me each day ,sharing a laugh or two ,sharing your knitting and family life with me .My heart breaks for you and your family.God bless

Nick, we, your Inishbofin cousins, send our deepest sympathy over the loss of your wife. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Jim and Joan O'Loughlin and all of Tom Connolly's family

Dear Kay, your absence is felt deeply, by soooo many people,
You were always so upbeat - up lifting - honest attitude, philosophical, humorous,
straight talk, animal & flower/nature loving.
You were so loving, so giving to family and friends.
You were a prime example for how people should be & act, so rare in today's world.
Bless you. I know Mum (in heaven) is crying for you, too.