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Angela Jones
November 2, 2005
I so loved my dear Great Aunt Kathy. She was a marvelous person who always had a smile and a funny story or antic to share. She comforted me often and reassured me even more often in my early twenties when I was so unsure of so many things. She had an unmeasurable love for so many. She was kind and patient. She served as a surogate mom to me while I was stationed so far away from my family. I loved spending time with her more than anything. I know I will see her again in Heaven and only regret that I lived so far away that my children won't know her until then.
Steven and Sarah Van Timmeren (Swaagman)
October 7, 2005
Our love and sympathy to all of Kathy's family. We pray God's unending love and comfort will surround you.
All our love.
Harriet Newland
October 5, 2005
I've only known Kathy a short period of time through the Bell City Belle Red Hat Society Chapter. It was always a treat to see her, with her pretty smile, thoughtfulness, and great attitude. We'll miss her.
Sargent in Gloves,
Harriet Newland
Karen Hamilton
October 5, 2005
I will always remember Kathy as smiling. She was a beautiful lady and had a wonderful smile and a great sense of humor.
Queen Jan of the Belle City Bellas
October 5, 2005
Kathy was a great imspritation to every one that met her. I am only sorry that it wasn't a lifetime. When she joined our chapter of the Belle City Bellas, we knew we were in for a ride. She was always ready for anything, any advanture.She said that each day was a blessing. When I visited her in the hospital it was Kathy that cheered me up. For her family you were blessed to have had her. For our chapter, we were blessed to have known her. We will miss her.
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