Molly Holsapple

I met Molly when I was developing empowerment and self advocacy trainings through the DD Council. A couple of years later we shared several trips around the state helping create self directed support systems, giving families the political skills and strategies they would need to deal with all that evolving bureaucracy. Molly kept me laughing on those drives and I tried to do the same for her. She was a bright light and just so smart. People underestimated her at their own peril. She will...

I had the great priviledge o knowing Molly in multiple roles. I enjoyed every minute together, whether working together to fix a challenge or laugh through good times and bad. She was truly an incredible person, advocate, and leader. If we all create ripples in the waters of community, Molly's was that of a boulder hitting the water not a pebble.

Once Molly was your friend, she was your friend for life. Rarely do we meet someone more sincere, nonjudgmental and full of life. Molly was a bright star in her field. Blessed Be

Molly came to visit us in Klamath Falls awhile back w Tim Kral. It was an immediate great connection we had. So spunky, so witty and so very kind! We became friends. Molly made my life more full, as we shared the weekend together, as family. I hope she will return as an eagle.

Recognized this name immediately, and indeed, it sounds as though Molly lived a wonderful life. I knew her sister Susie when her name was still Holsapple. In fact many decades ago she was in my wedding. Wonderful memories. Condolences to the family.

To Molly's Sisters, Hunt & Other Family - So sorry to hear of Molly's passing. I grew up with Suzie, Hunt, Molly and her sisters while living on the same street. Many memories. What a fine life she lived per the obituary remembrance. Condolences to her family. Kent H