Kathleen "Kathy" (Walters) Morris

Jennifer, Jeff, and families,
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy on the passing of your mother.

Kathleen was one of the first people I met when we moved to Raytown in 1957. Our friendship developed, spanning 61 years. Her personality oozed, she always had a smile to share, and knew no stranger.

Soar high my friend ... you will be missed!!

If you want to know the true definition of a friend, it would be Kathy Morris, she was a very close friend to my wife Wanda & I. She was one of the sweetest people you would ever want to meet. She was also a very good Elk, she helped to make our Elk Lodge great. She worked tirelessly in the Lodge Office helping to take care of the financial books. If you wanted to know anything about the Lodge finance, just ask Kathy. She would run reports to help with the budget & anything else that you wanted to know. She also applied for Grants from the Grand Lodge & as a result was able to get many thousands of dollars for the Lodge to help our community. Plus she helped with many other aspects & activities of our Lodge. She was a very devoted & Loyal Elk. Kathy was just a great person. We shall all miss her.

We are so sorry for your loss. I graduated from Raytown High School with Kathleen, I see you all call her Kathy now. Both my husband and I were friends with her. I know you all will really miss her. I remember her as being a very good dancer.

To Jeff, & Jennifer,
I am very sorry to hear that your mother Kathleen, has passed. I hold a very loving memory of her and family. Please continue to stay in contact with this old man.
Loving hugs to all,
Ole Uncle Dan

Aunt Kathleen was an amazing woman who I admired and respected so much. She always wanted to do for others and make them happy. From the moment I met her, she welcomed me into the family with open arms. She made me laugh on many occasions.....
Jeff and Jennifer, we are sorry for this tremendous loss. She will be sorely missed, and Karen, Lauren, Lane and I are here for you for anything. We Love you.

Dear Kathy:
You and Ed were some of the best friends that a person can have. I hope and pray that you and Ed are back together so we can play cards again. Love you and your family.
Terry and Jackie Fortner