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Michelle Wood (Porter)
November 1, 2008
My deepest sympathy to all those who loved her. Miss Brennan was a wonderful person, teacher and mentor. She was my favorite teacher through all of my school years-elementary through college. My prayers are with you.
Marion Spencer
October 27, 2008
To family and friends of Kate;
With those memories we share of Kate, she will never be forgotten.
Wayne Williams
October 23, 2008
Dear Blake and Family,
Your mom was such a wonderful person. I've known her since high school and always admired her. I know where you get your great personality from. Know that she touched so many lives and that she will be greatly missed and remembered so fondly by all.
Sarah Scoble
October 22, 2008
Dear Blake,
My most sincere sympathies to you and your family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Krista Slusark
October 21, 2008
I'm sorry to hear of Kate's passing. Kate was a teacher who didn't just teach you about literature or the English language, she taught life lessons that I still carry with me today. I always enjoyed Kate's free spirit and how she said exactly what was on her mind. I'll always remember the classes out in the gazebo on the Hayfield Lawn and all the good talks we had throughout the years. She was a wonderful person who will truly be missed but many, many people.
Matt Pawlowski
October 21, 2008
My deepest sympathies. Kate was a one of a kind person. Her dedication to her students and her work was unbelieveable and remarkable. She will be dearly missed by all who knew her.
maria stuppino
October 21, 2008
Dear Blake & justin & Family:
I am going to miss your mom so much and all our little talks everyday at Penn State. We always shared a story or two about our children. She adorned her family. Always managed a smile no matter how her day was going. Keep her memories close to your heart> God bless you and I will keep her in my prayers. Mrs. Maria Stuppino
Barbara Brazon
October 21, 2008
She was a fighter on the behalf of her students and basic injustices that had been wrought on the unprotected.
I will truly will miss her smile and her laugh. She had a light that engulfed all that knew her and you were a better person for just knowing that she cared.
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