KAY MINKOVITZ BEYNART

Bob and Kay were a centerpiece of the Law Firm. We remember them very fondly.

Kay, of course, was a vibrant presence in everything of civic importance in Atlanta. When she touched a project, it became alive. She genuinely cared about helping people. From her days as a South Georgia farm girl (as she put it), then the young wife of a prominent Atlanta lawyer and the mother of successful children, and her indefatigable involvement in civic controversies, and to her support for conservation and Tybee Island, and finally to her living with her disability, she set a standard that we all will remember and admire.. We were all richer for having known her.

Tom Rhodes (Smith, Gambrell & Russell)

We were truly saddened to hear of Kay passing, and send our deepest condolences to the family. Kay had so many talents and we were fortunate to have known her. We are heartened by our memories of Kay and will treasure them. We are sharing a photo that reminds us of her contagious energy, passion and beauty.

With deepest sympathy,
Sarah Kennedy, Rebecca Kennedy Seay, and Marjorie Kennedy

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

To the Beynart Family, condolences. May the God of all comfort, comfort you during this grieving period.

Dear Daniel, Tim and Jennifer. Although we no longer live in Atlanta we happened to get the AJC the day your mom's obituary appeared. I am so sorry to hear of her passing and simply wanted to share with you how many wonderful memories I have of your family over the years from St. James to Westminster. I always admired your mom so much for her spirit and activism and love for her children and your dad. I know you will always cherish the special memories you have as well. May you feel peace and comfort in the knowledge that she loved the three of you more than life itself. Warmly, Sue Astley

David, I was reading the Atl JC and saw this beautiful lady's picture. I am so very sorry. Just wanted you to know I was thinking of your and her family. Lois Carbonell

My sincere condolences to the entire family as you mourn the loss of your loved one. Remember that the same God that raised Lazarus from the grave promisesto do the same on a larger scale in the near future. May you find comfort and solace in these words of encouragement

My condolences to the family and friends of Beynart. May the God of all comfort strengthen you through this difficult time.

May Almighty God and his son Jesus Christ bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. John 17:3

Extending heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends over the great loss of your loved one Kay. May God comfort your heart and make you firm-2Thess 2:16-17.
White-Atl

June was a popular month for Minkovitz birthdays; a grand time for fun on Tybee , crabbing from the pier or by the jetties; or Mtn. City with Mama and Aunt Liz taking us to Black Rock or running around War Woman Dell. Kay was a leader, to be looked up to, playing the piano, singing a beautiful song, remember "Man in a Raincoat", sung on stage at SHS; looking like a southern belle in her formal gowns, remember the rose one that we all wore!
I love you folks,
Lucy (Magoosy)

I have many fond memories of Kay and Bob. Our families grew up together on McClatchy Cir and our daughters still maintain a long distance contact. She was a wonderful friend and neighbor.

With heartfelt sympathy to the family. May fond memories of your loved one comfort you at this time. Please consider Psalm 145:18, 19. May those words bring you some consolation and a measure of peace.

It is with great sadness that I extend sincere sympathy to the family of Kay, my dear friend for many, many years. Our daughters were born several days apart and we followed each other's lives through much happiness and sadness remaining close to each other till the end. The loss is huge.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

We offer our condolences. We pray in your behalf, and we offer the hope of welcoming back our loved ones on a Paradise earth. Psm 37:29

Im very sorry for your loss. May Gods word comfort you as you go through this difficult time. Romans 15: 4

So sorry for your loss. May the peace of God and the love of friends comfort you in your time of sorrow.

So sorry to hear of Kay's passing. I have such great memories of our many battles to try to save neighborhoods, streets and the general livability of the Buckhead area of Atlanta. Her fortitude and determination will long be appreciated and cherished by many of us!

May faith sustain you and loving memories lift you up the prayer of many caring heart help heal your sorrow as you mourn the passing of your love one. My deepest condolences to the family

Oh how I've missed my cousin Kay. Please be at peace now.

Love,
Caryl

My sincere condolences to the family. Kay's legacy in Atlanta will never be forgotten by the planners and neighborhoods that marveled at her intelligence, kindness and diligence. I can almost hear her once again plotting against a foolish development while sharing a laugh with her friend Bill Kennedy.

Like the entire Minkovitz clan, from Ike and Liz on down to the children, Kay was integral to the Kelly family growing up in Statesboro. Her grace, beauty and caring will live on. From all the Kelly's to all the Minkovitz's, our hearts are with you.

Donna, Alan and David so sorry to hear about Kay. She was a wonderful person and always so friendly to everyone. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

SO SORRY TO HEAR OF KAY'S PASSING. SHE WAS THE BIG SISTER TO DAVID, DONNA, AND ALAN WHICH MADE HER A BIG SISTER TO A LOT OF US IN THE STATESBORO AREA. MR. IKE AND MRS. LIZ WERE A HUGE IMPACT TO ALL OF US WHO KNEW THEM. REST IN PEACE BEAUTIFUL LADY.

Donna,David, Alan, -
Deepest sympathy to you & family. Kay was a "big sister" to many. I will always remember her kindness & thankful for her friendship at SHS.
Blessings to all in the days ahead,
Cheryl Gettis Parker

I am so sorry for your loss. May our loving God be with you during this difficult time and May you find comfort in His word the bible, because he cares for you...1Peter 5:6,7

It would take quite a while to write all the memories from Kindergarten through grade 12. Spending time at the Minkovitz beach house at Tybee, riding the train (the Nancy Hanks) from Dover to Atlanta to the Tech-Games, keeping up our friendship after high school, college and married life, and all of those spend-the-nights at her house and mine are only a few. Still have not grasped the fact of Kay's passing..However she is no longer suffering.
Condolences to Jennifer, Timothy, and Daniel. Also to David, Donna, and Alan.
Linda Cason & Ellis Cartees

I have known the Minkovitz's most of my life. I know my brother Randy Durden , now deceased went to school with Kay. Prayers to the Family.

Kay was a wonderful friend and cared passionately about what's best for Atlanta. May your memories keep you strong at this difficult time.

Heartfelt condolences to the grieving family. May your hearts be filled with gratitude and appreciation as you reflect on the time shared with her,as you look to the time when God fulfill his promise at 1 Corinthians 15:26.
NP

We are sad to hear of Kay's passing. We were fortunate to stumble into Kay's friendship through Jennifer and Susan's babysitting our Kathryn and Ben. She sympathized with my lack of nearby family and helped me in so many ways. I was in awe of her energy, intelligence, beauty and passion for meaningful issues outside her well run home. Her grasp of issues and ability to address them benefitted all of us. and she was funny! so very funny!! We've lost a vital, irreplaceable Atlantan. Hugs to Jennifer, Tim and Daniel.

I mostly just knew of Kay and only talked with her briefly on the phone once or twice but I knew she would stop in my father's drugstore on Roswell Rd. in Atlanta. I know my parents thought highly of her. If I know my genealogy correctly, we were 2nd cousins. Saddened to hear of her passing. Baruch Dayan Emet.

Kay was such an amazing woman! As a "baby enviro" and new Georgia Conservancy staff member back in the early 2000's, I was blessed to have been touched by her infectious energy and inspired by her passion for the environment. We accomplished some amazing things with Kay and our world is better because of her. Sending love and prayers for healing.

May Gods loving kindness comfort you and help you through this sad and difficult time. Psalms 119:50,76

When I heard of Kay's passing yesterday I immediately (other than my personal memories growing up) remembered her as an activist. I remember meetings at her house before Ga 400 was built. Many other memories...too many to list. Whoever wrote the obituary did a perfect job! My thoughts are with Jennifer, Daniel and Timothy. Your mom was loved!

Long live Kay. Incredible caretaker of the planet. I will miss you greatly!

Kay was always so beautiful and gracious and
I admired her proactive life We have a place to live and water to drink because of women like Kay