Mary Kathleen "Kay" Parham

Kay Parham's books have come to my book store in Gulfport. She must have been a voracious reader with a wide range of tastes. My readers will always remember her love of books with joy. Thank you

I am so sorry to hear this. She was a great friend and classmate and will greatly missed. May GOD bless her family.

For Kay's Family,

May Jesus Christ, our great God of all comfort, comfort your hearts at this time of transition in your lives, as you continue on without Kay. Kay and I went through Jackson High School together, and were in many of the same activities. Like Kay, I too, went to St.Joseph School of Nursing, earned my RN and am still nursing. Like many classmates, we parted after High School, but the good memories of being young together remain. She signed my 1956 yearbook - "love Kay"....

My sympathy to the family. I remember her well from our high school days.

My heart goes out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

My deepest sympathy and prayers for comfort go to Kay's family and friends. Kay (or Kazac as she was called in high school) was one of my very best friends, beginning with out walking together while in Junior High School in Jackson, Tennessee. That friendship endured throughout our years at Jackson High School. She went away to school and I soon married, and we lost touch. My last conversation with Kay was in 1985. I tracked her down in Mississippi, as I was anxious for her to attend our...

Kazac you will be truly missed. You were an inspiration to all of us. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to your family. I know they have many happy memories as I do of our days at St. Joseph and I will treasure them always. Peace be with you and to your family.
Lovingly,
Mary Rogers

"Kazac" you and your family are in our daily prayers. May breezes be at your back. You took a piece of each of us with you.
Love and peace, Bev. Anger

Kathy, I am grateful to you for notifying me of Kay's death. It was a shock as I know it was to you and her family. I lived next to Kay in the dorm at St Joseph's Nursing School, and have many good memories of our times together. I know you take comfort knowing she is at peace and in the loving arms of her saviour, but that she will be missed. I regret not having been with her for so many years.