Linda "Kay" Rivenburg

Gordy, sorry for your loss. Kay was a lovely person.

We are saddened by the loss of Kay. Our hearts and prayers are with all of the family during these times. She will be remembered by us as very warm and friendly and fun to be around during all of the "car events" over so many years. We have lost a lovely neighbor. Sincerely, Linda and George

Kay was a friendly, happy person who could talk to anyone. I sat by her in Senior English class and enjoyed visiting with her.

Very much a privilege to have known Kay throughout our high school years and call her friend. Our paths crossed at times through similar interest in older cars. Always the same welcoming smile. Wishing your family peace and comfort.

Right now my heart has a tear for the loss of Kay. And when I think of Kay and Gordon it brings a smile for the memories we treasure of years gone by and the wonderful times we laughed with the group. Bill, Sandy, Jim, and myself. I will always remember how way back then she would fly to Medford but didn't like to look out the window. And the lovely baby shower Kay and Sandie gave me for the twins.
With Love
Laura (Pauline) Barber Hurley

I am so sorry for your loss, it is so hard when your parents pass.
I graduated with Linda at Crater.

Carrol Smith Donahue--Eugene, Oregon

I worked with Kay at Seattle First National Bank for many years. We have many acquaintances in our life but Kay was a friend I'll never forget.
I am so sorry for you loss, my prayers are with your family.
Kathy Linden
Vancouver

We will miss her smile and laughter.
We have been old car friends for many, many years.
We will be praying for Gordie, Annette, and Greg.
Bob and Monna Mikkelsen