Kay McNab

So very sorry to hear of Kay's passing. I knew Kay through her husband Terry. So many years ago my family had a connection by Terry picking me out of the crowd at the Gasparilla Parade when I was 4/5 years old. We lost touch 10/12 years later. I know Terry and Kay sent letter/pic of Lane. Diane Martini-Schulze 2101 15th Pl S, La Crosse, WI 54601.

Sorry to hear of another of our Beloved classmates. She was well respected in high school and carried herself very well. I didn't travel in her circles in Leon as I was in Band, but we all knew her well.
Memories of May Day Celebrations and Class events are priceless.
May Love and Peace be with you and yours and I am blessed to have crossed paths with Kay.

K. Shepard Davis

Your grief must be almost unbearable because you have lost a most loving mother, sister, and grandma. How fortunate you were to have such a caring person in your lives. I grieve now too as I say my last farewell to my first Tallahassee childhood playmate. Kay and I talked just before I left Atlanta to spend this summer in Penn. and she told me she was under hospice care. We had a lengthy conversation filled with memories, laughter and tears. Hugs to all of you. ❤
Sue Clements...

Lane and John, My family was sad to hear of the passing of Kay.She was a joy to be around and we have many wonderful memories of her. Rest in Peace Dear Aunt.

Our prayers are with her family.
Our fathers were long time professional business partners, who shaped so much of what Tallahassee looks like today.

Thank you, Kay, for your kindness, good humor and professionalism; you brightened many lives, including mine. Condolences to the family.

My sincere condolences to the family of Kay McNab. She was a wonderful lady. She was always a joy to be around. May God Bless you all.

Edna Butler
Retired DFS
Sopchoppy, Florida

kay was a great part of the family and will forever be missed