VIRGINIA J. KANE

Dear "Kane Girls ". I continue to keep both your mom & dad in my thoughts and prayers and repeat my comments in this Legacy Book of ten years ago. It is hard to believe your dad ( my coach, mentor & friend ) has been gone 48 years. His belief in me as a confused lad gave me a confidence that has lasted thru out my life . I shall always be grateful for my relationship with both Virginia & Chuck .May the Lord continue to bless them and keep them.

To all the folks who remembered mom on these pages, thank you. Your memories took up residence in my heart and I returned often to re-read them. Peace.

Dear Katie, Liz, Mary and Molly,
Mariette and I were sorry to read about yout mom. I'm glad to know that her girls were nearby. It's been a lot of years, but Mariette and I still miss you all, there were lots of nice memories with your family. We still keep up with the Mussers and sometimes we look at the pictures of our dads together - the tough guys. Would love to hear from you all.847-674-6254, home number.

Dear Katie, Liz, Mary & Molly--
I am so sorry to hear the news of your mother's death, but happy to hear that she lived such a long life. I remember her fondly as a warm and welcoming presence when I went to your house, Katie, in HS and college to see you. My thoughts are with you all.

Mary Beth (Alonzi) Roth

To my "Aunts",
I'm so sorry. I know you're going through an impossible time right now. I love you all very much and am thinking of you. Ginny was such an amazing wonderful woman and I was so lucky to have her in my life. I will never forget all of the holidays we spent at her house. Whether we played cards, chess, or the piano we always had fun. Ginny always remembered what was going on in my life no matter how long it had been since I saw her. I loved her very much. Hugs to all of the...

The last time I saw Kate we were talking about her mother. We were attending our 40th reunion for Regina. Kate, I told you how envious I was that you still had your mother. Blessings to you and your sisters. She must have been quite a gal to have a grand daughter like you, Kate. Today you bury your dear mother. Tomorrow I go to Mass to remember what would have been my own dear mother's 95th. I'll be praying for both of our irreplaceable mothers. Love, prayers, and all good memories, Ginny...

Deepest sympathy to the "Kane Girls" on the loss of their mom. I have always held a special place in my heart and my prayers for Virginia who lost her wonderful and loving husband so tragically so many years ago.Her ability to carry on and continue to raise her girls without her beloved Chuck is a tribute to her selfless love and strength of character. And, now Virginia rejoins Chuck in heaven -praise the Lord; and God bless them,their daughters, grandchildren and entire extended family.