Kelly Lynn Furth

I am the daughter of Nick and Erin Boertman, and Austin is my brother. I was born after Kelly died. And love to hang out with her two dughters Lauren and Sydney.

It amazes me just to see how many lives that Kelly has touched. She was such a kind and caring person and I will forever be grateful for the time that I was able to have her in my life. Although her time with us was far to short, her imprint will be everlasting.

I just heard the tragic news about Kelly. I briefly worked with Kelly at New York and Company. My brief interaction with Kelly was very pleasant and left an lasting impression. Kelly was easy going and very geniune. She will be missed, but I feel lucky to have been able to know her. My
condolence to her entire family.

I worked with Kelly at New York & Company. She was a kind, caring person and a pleasure to work with. She and I were pregnant at the same time with our daughters and I remember how proud she was of her family and how much love she had for her new baby! My deepest sympathies to her family and friends. She will be missed but never forgotten.

My deepest condolences to the Furth family. I worked with Kelly for many years at New York and Company, and she was always a pleasure to interact with. Kelly will be missed by everyone that knew her.

As many of the people who've written, I also had the pleasure of meeting Kelly at New York & Company. Kelly was truly a pleasure to be around. Her drive, determination, and positive outlook was infectious. She will be greatly missed by all that knew her. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family during this difficult time.

Like many others who signed before me, I also worked with Kelly at New York & Company. Kelly was passionate about business, driven to be the best, and fiercely competitive ... Kelly was someone we all looked up to. She was a role model, a business partner and a true friend. Kelly inspired those around to be better today than we were yesterday. I nick-named Kelly "the Golden Girl" because all that she touched seem to turn to gold. This was proven once again when she married John and had 2...

I am so sorry for your loss. Kelly was the first DSL I met an NY&CO and spent a little time with her training in Chicago. She was so much fun! She will be truly missed.

I am so sorry to hear of Kelly's passing. She was an incredible woman who always brightened every day. I worked with Kelly as a peer and have been honored to have the opportunity to become friends. I will always remember the many vacations we have shared and cherish those memories.
God Bless you and your family.