Kathleen R Connor

Missing my beautiful sister, especially at Chisrtmas. She is such a loving shining star.. Love you

Kathi was one of the most beautiful souls I have ever had tbe honor of knowing. I loved her dearly and this earth has lost a truly magnificent light. That is what Kathi brought to the world and people around her....a bright beautiful light. But that light lives on in the heavens and the stars and shines down on all the people she touched. Until we meet again my friend. With Love Day Logan

Kathy was like a mom/aunt to my brother and I for all the years we worked at the Wooster library. You brought joy to your work and we loved being part of your team and for the care you gave to us and all Wooster students.

Andrews Library was a very special place in the 1980's and Kathy's smile and joyful voice made if fun and friendly for its students and staff. See seemed to never have a bad day. My condolences to all you knew and loved her.

My love and prayers go to Kathy´s family. I knew her back in the early eighties, when my then wife worked with her. What a wonderful spirit and a joyful lady with a wry sense of humor. She was a gift for which I am deeply thankful.

Matthew Bieniek and I worked circulation at Andrews Library as Work Study students. We fell in love and surprised Kathy so much when we kissed in front of her that she fell back onto her chair! I think she really loved us and we loved her. She was like our "Library Mom"! I will never forget some of the fascinating stories she told us about her life and also her unending kindness and patience. My heart goes out to her family.

Kathy shared her joy, curiosity, wisdom, and humor freely with all of us who worked with her at Andrews Library - especially the students. I am so grateful for knowing her and to have her support during my time as a student and beyond.

I worked with Kathy for a number of years at the COW Libraries. She so loved working with the students in the Circulation Dept. and always seemed so cheerful. She was a gift to many.

Kathy and I worked together at the Medina library. I have fond memories of her and what a joy she was to work with. I can still recall her smile and laugh. So sorry for your loss.

Fly free,my beloved sister. I love you

You will be missed and always loved.