Kitty Simpson Parker Smith

Kitty was a great mentor to me when I was a student at CU. She gave me my love of Public Health , a field I pursued in graduate school. We stayed in touch for years. I lost track the past few years as I was caregiving my hhusband sho made his transition 12/23/21. Kitty left a major mark on nursing.

Thank you for sharing Kitty with those of us in the nursing community. As a young nursing student, Kitty inspired me to be a leader. Her love of our profession and nursing history helped shape who I am and how I practice today. Since my days at George Mason, I have gone on in my career to include teaching. May your memories comfort you during this time of loss.

What a lovely lady. She gave so much of her time to many civic organizations. She will be missed by many people.

Jan. 20, 2018

I always had the greatest admiration for Kitty. Much of what we do in the CCRT comes directly from her organizational skills. She was a remarkable lady and she will be greatly missed by all.

I became friends with Kitty through the Southwest District Garden Club, and it was my pleasure to know this great lady.
May Peace be with her family.
Betty McClanahan

Sorry to hear about your mom, I thought she was a very sweet lady, always had a smile when I saw her

It was an honor to know such a special lady. Love and prayers for you all.

Miss Kitty was a dear friend of mine. I always enjoy spending time with her. She was a member of my parish St Joseph Catholic Church in Woodlawn, Va. She had a devoted son Jim. I will miss her but I know she is with our Lord. God Bless her Family.