Kathleen Dora Stephen

Kathy will be missed by so many people. She was a kind, caring person. . She was a special lady , always enjoyed having her at our Ladies of 59´ luncheons. May she Rest in Peace

Our foursome ended when my husband passed....the trio continued to be together until one of those passed. It was now down to Kathy and I......we would go out to eat, shopping and do fun things. I then decided to move out of the area, but Kathy and I remained in touch. She was such a good friend and I knew that she had moved to Florida, and I was so happy for her. I remember so many things that we did together and I am so sorry to hear that she is now gone. Sympathies to her family all of which she dearly loved.
Peggy Hanzelman from Lancaster.

When someone you love becomes a Memory
The Memory becomes a Treasure.
She surely left many Treasured Memories.

August 12,2024
Joan Carter
I met Kathy for the first time when we were assigned to the same dorm room at Kutztown University in 1959. She and I were "roomies" for the rest of our college days. We became and remained friends from that time on. I was in her wedding and she in mine and we stayed close for 65 years. I miss her and will always remember my dear friend. God speed Kathy!

I remember all the stories Aunt Kathleen shared about her travels around the world. Africa, China, and Peru were just a few places she spoke about. She lead a full and wonderful life and had so many friends and family who were so important to her. We will truly miss you, Aunt Kathleen and I love you and miss you so much.

Kathleen and I had so much in common. Both of us had blue eyes, left handed, never smoked. Many conversations, we thought the same. I learned a lot from her and miss her very much. David.