Kathleen "Kitty" Conner Probst

All the members at Centenary Church will certainly miss Kitty. She was a faithful member and we have kept in touch with her after she no longer was able to come to church. She had a wonderful smile. Evelyn Smith

I attended Centenary with Kitty and will never forget her chocolate pies. When we had an auction to send three members on a mission trip to Africa, she donated a pie which brought on a bidding war! I think it went for $50. I was fortunate enough to receive her recipe a few years after that. What a wonderful lady.

Worked with Kitty for 20 years, gone but not forgotten. She was very close to all of her many friends at Chapstick Company.
Will always be remembered.

My sister, Louise McKinney Saunders, worked with Kitty at Chapstick and then they had apartments in the same building after retirement. They were great friends. Louise's daughter, Hilda McKinney Vaughan who lives in Colorado, wanted to acknowledge Kitty's death and offer her sympathy. I also knew Kitty and remember her jolly self so well. I know she will be missed.

I worked with kitty for 28 years.She was a wonderful friend she will be missed
my name is joann tomlin of Evington
Va.