Kaylene Grace Powell

I have considered Kay one of my best friends since meeting in Prospect in 1969. We had some great, fun times over the years and I cannot believe she is no longer with us. My sympathy and condolences to her kids. Please keep in touch and stop by whenever you are in Vancouver. Celeste Hutchison

Kaylene and I were best friend cousins all the years of our youth. That closeness never ended even though our paths crossed less frequently in our adulthood. I love and miss her. She was funny and lovely in every way. I grieve for all of us who are left with only memories.

I will always have fond memories of our time spent together in nursing school and after graduation.

I am very saddened to hear of the passing of Kaylene. She and I were close classmates and friends in grades 7 through high school (Lewis Junior High and Hudson's Bay). She was always one classy girl and we shared many great times over those 6 years. While I haven't seen her in many years, (certainly missed seeing her at the 50th reunion in 2010), I cannot reminisce those years without thinking of her even to this day. My prayers go out to her family.

We love and miss you Mom and Grandma.

In loving memory of a wonderful Mother and Grandmother, we love and miss you.

Kaylene was one of the first nurses I met at Providence as a student and new graduate in Labor and Delivery. She was a wonder. When I saw "K-Pow" on the report sheet, I knew someone had my back, and that I'd also LAUGH that shift. I also knew that when I saw her distinctive handwriting on a patient I was taking over on, I would find a patient that had been in very good hands. It's been several years since I have seen her, but she shaped my practice positively forever. I hope her family and...

Loving memories of your childhood will remain with me always. I cherish our last visit at Carol and Mel's 65th anniversary. You looked so pretty and your smile was, as it always was, so charming and radiant. God be with you until we meet again. I love you, Aunt Laura