Kay Andrist

Your mom was such a sweet person and she will be missed by everyone who knew her. May wonderful memories bring you peace and our thoughts are with all of you.
Joan and Randy Paulson

Wane and Doug, I am so sorry to read about your sweet mother´s passing. I have many memories from Associated church and your family. Unfortunately I am not going to be in town on Saturday so I will not be able to attend. Thinking of you both.
Twylah Ottman

Kay was a fun and generous person who was so kind to my mother, Betty Freeland, when Mom was living on her own during her winter visits to Galveston. Kay included Mom in card games, restaurant outings, and visits to concerts. It was always fun to join the Sunday morning brunches at By the Sea. Kay and other Galveston friends came to visit Mom and me several times in Houston for some fun outings to thrift stores and restaurants. Mom and I send deepest sympathy to all of Kay's family. Cynthia Freeland--Houston

Kay was my first friend in Galveston. I met her at Curves. She was wearing a Lake Superior Tshirt so I thought she just might be from the Midwest. I asked her to go to the Grand Opera House birthday party with me that afternoon, and she replied, "YES".
We were friends from then on, sharing many wonderful adventures

Kay Andrist was always so kind and lovely to be around, and she exuded a beautiful warmth into every room. We will always remember her and the times we shared.

The love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Sending my love to your family. I loved my time working with Kay in Owatonna, what a sweet, kind, fun gal .