Mary Kovac

AWWAH!"Mamma"'s family..
Thank You for sharing your family with me and for teaching your childrento share their talents and resources with others!
We are Blessed to have your children share with our children...Thanks for not 'breaking the cycle' of loving giving and faith!
Kay is free now to continue to guide us through her family.
We are with you in thought and spirit...Love, The Cashman's

My thoughts and prayers are with the Kovac family at this time of deep loss. I treasure my memories of the fun times our families shared at your home in Indialantic, at ours in Ft. Pierce, at boarding school is West Palm Beach, and along the paths between these places, via automobile or the Greyhound. We loved going to the plays your mother directed. She was an amazing talent. Her love of life and her love of Our Lord have always been an inspiration to me. It was so good to see her last year...

A free spirit, a true Southern Belle and a lady to the end. Aunt Kay you will be missed by many. My thoughts go out to your family near and far. Many thanks for the time you spent with my mother, Nell. May you join her in the hereafter and argue on.

Grandma,

There is so much to say and think and feel and remember right now; but all I know is the love, joy, and kindness you provided to our family has and will continue to burn a light inside me forever.

That said, I would give almost anything to hear you tell the story of "E-papi-nommis" one more time.

Grandma,

You were a sight to behold and a sheer force of determined will! My life has been enriched and forever blessed by having you in it. I love you very much and you will be greatly missed.

To All Our Kovac Cousins;

Our thoughts and prayers are with you. The family and the world have lost a unique and much loved soul and a truly great storyteller. God be with you, as she is most certianly with Him.

Marsha Chambliss O'Donnell
and Alan O'Donnell III

"But earthlier happy is the rose distilled
Than that which withering on the virgin thorn
Grows, lives, and dies in single blessedness."
--A Midsummer Night's Dream, 1. 1

"O, when she's angry, she is keen and shrewd!
She was a vixen when she went to school;
And though she be but little, she is fierce."
--A Midsummer Night's Dream, 3. 2

Grandma Kovac loved and nourished my independent spirit. She always showed me that the show must go on and would have wanted...

I just attended a wonderful high school minireunion at BJ (Brown) Freeman's lovely NC summer house with Mary Lou (Hayden) Symonds, Leslie (Smith) Bakker, Lynn (Godfrey) Brown, Barbara (Smith) Arthur, Cheryl (Gedney) Tibbals, and Judie (Head) Johnson where Kay Kovac (and Vic) were fondly discussed along with many others. My thoughts are with you and yours.

Wendy, Robin--I did not have the pleasure of knowing your Mom, but she sounds like one special lady. She had a great life; my sympathies on your loss. I have fond memories of you both back to Southwest days.