N. Gay Whalin

Kathleen, After reading your beautiful words, I'm proud that I know you, and only wish I had known your Mom as well. God bless.

We will miss Aunt Gay. In her memory, Carey and I have made a donation to St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Plainfield, which has a food bank, and to the Hendricks County Humane Society, which has a pet food bank. Aunt Gay loved all of God's creatures.

Sorry for your loss of this grand lady and your tribute was also grand. Let the good memories carry you forward.

Aunt Gay was always smiling, always energized, and always seemed to run a taut and tidy ship upon whatever sea might have been splashing around. It was evident that she could handle it all and do so with a bright spirit. My heart was always uplifted to see her, and all of you. Thank you Kathleen for your loving and comprehensive tribute.

Dear Kathleen and family,
What a lovely tribute to an amazing woman and the adventure that was her life. We imagine you have some stylish heels to fill. There is life after death.
We are thankful for her life and her wonderful family, especially her brothers and sisters. We thank God for the end of suffering. We hope you feel the warm wishes of those who may not be physically able to come to the cemetery on Saturday.
Our deepest sympathies.
Dorene Irish
The family of Elmer Brazelton (1930-2003)
Patricia Brazelton
Larry and Sue, John, Ray and Sally, Joe and Phyllis