Kay Annette Kukola

I was so saddened to hear the news. Kay and Joe both gave me so much enrichment during my childhood. And our use of the driveway for roller skating was always an adventure. I cherish the memories of helping Kay with the horses, singing songs in her rooms, and just hanging out. I will miss her deeply.

We are so sorry to hear of Kay's passing. We remember the good ole days at the Davison Post Office where we were like a family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you Joe.

Kay was like a sister to me. Like all older sisters she watched over me and took pride in my accomplishments. She was there for me when I needed her, she would comfort me. In many ways she helped me and my children grow and learn. She was thoughtful, kind, generous, cheerful, funny, and compassionate. We were close whether near or far, in contact or silent. Are thoughts of each other had never diminished. I have a heart full of wonderful memories of all the times we spent together. ...

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Kay has touched the lives of many and without her I would not be the person today that I am. You have helped me in more ways than I can ever say. Kay has a special place in my heart and always will. May Kay rest in peace and watch over us. What great memories I will always have of you. I love you Kay.

Throughout the years you both were there to watch me grow, Kay held my hand and explained things, I did not know. Now grown I will always treasureher advice songs and encouragement that help to make me who I am today. I send my deepest sympathy and my heart hurts for your loss. SHe will be missed Deeply by myself and many whom had the pleasure to know her.
Krystal M. Symonds

Joe
Our deepest sympathies and prayers go out to you in your loss.
Bob and Kathy Thurau