Kaye L. Gardner

To Don, Leigh, Britt, and extended family:

We were extremely saddened when we heard of Kaye's passing. But the glorious trip to the 'other side' is what makes this grief bearable. Being Kaye's cousin, we saw each other often in our younger years and I have many fond memories of spending time at her home visiting not only Grandma and Grandpa Reed, but the Finkenbinder family as well. The entire Murphy, Baum, Rice and Howell families extend our deepest sympathy to all of you. Love...

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Gardner and Finkenbinder families. As much as everyone will truly miss Kaye she is now in Heaven where she will no longer have any pain. She will be with us in our sweet memories and in our hearts and I truly believe you, as her family, will feel her presence in many different ways. She was a wonderful cousin and I will never forget her laugh and the talks we would have at different family functions. Our love, thoughts and prayers go out to each and...

I first met Kaye in 2000 when I at the Assistance office in New Bloomfield. She was a life saver. She helped me get the job that I've had now for 7 years and I can't thank her enough. I don't think I could have done it without her passion and committment to helping others. I will never forget her and I'm so sorry to her family for their loss.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Kaye and everyone who knew and loved her. I met her when I began going to RUMC. Over the months that I attended RUMC I got to know Kaye and Don. My husband and I would often say that it was such a pleasure to talk with them both because they were both so kind. It is a loss for all who are left behind to try to live each day without her but her passing is a gift to those who are there to greet her in heaven!

THE GARDNER FAMILY

OUR PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU. MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU ALL.

Dear Don, Leigh, & Britt:

My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family at this very sad time.

I so recall the visits at the "compound." Filling in the driveway (not sure if that was a fun trip or not) & chatting with you all. Of course, our trip to the "Bear Company" barn...I had no idea that one could be that many bears in one place other than on the "compound."

I know how close you all are and what a wonderful family that Kaye has left behind. She is smiling...

My thoughts and prayers go out to all the family may you take comfort in all the memories of a fine lady.

Donnie, Leigh, Britt and family,
I was sadden to hear of your loss. I will pray that God will lift you all up at this time and give you the strength and comfort to face the days ahead.

Kaye was a wonderful person who always had a smile on her face. I count myself privileged to have worked with Kaye during my time in Pennsylvannia at the Perry County Assistance Office. Kaye could always be counted on when the chips were down. I will always have wonderful memories of Kaye and she will be missed by many! I hope that God will grant you comfort and peace in your time of sorrow.