Kay Lillich

What sad news! I regret I never met Kay in person. We connected through a mutual interest in genealogy and the discovery of shared DNA and corresponded via email for 3+ years. I will miss Kay's insights, humor and comments very much. She was an inspiring and caring person. May she rest in peace.

The Wright State University Retirees Association extends our condolences to the family and friends of Kay Lillich. We also wish to acknowledge her years of service to our university.

I have fond memories of Kay from our time working together at WSU. She was a caring and supportive advisor to her students and a true friend to her colleagues. Kay was a gentle soul and I´m grateful to have known her. May her memory be a blessing to all who loved her.

Sorry to hear about your wife, Mike. It been over 30 years since we´ve spoken. You were working at DP&L and I worked at IBM. I hope you are well.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Kay was such a great person with such a huge encompassing heart and a tru practitioner of lovingkindness. She was a good friend back in the seventies and she was very helpful to me as a friend. Her husband is a a fortunate man indeed to be with her for so long. My condolences to Michael and family....the world has lost a very bright light.

I will always treasure my long friendship with Kay. I miss her very much.

I am devastated to hear of Kay's passing. She was such a gentle and loving soul. Sending deepest sympathies and condolences to Mike and Kay's family.