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steve lorenz
November 2, 2007
Nick,Perry and Bill...so sorry for your loss...your father was one of a kind..a thoughtful and generous friend to many...He will be missed.
Brad Mckean
November 1, 2007
Nick and Bill,
I was sorry to learn of BK's passing while Blair and I were out of town. Please know that our thoughts are with you.
Brad and Blair
sophia saffo brewer
October 31, 2007
Billy K was a great man and will be missed by all.
Richard Weinzetl
October 30, 2007
Billy,Nick,Perry & Family: Please
accept my deepest sympathies on the
loss of your Father. I'll remember the talks in the bakery office and
golfing with "Billy Kay" Still play his tape in the car.
Dick Weinzetl-Retired LCB
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Albert Calfe
October 30, 2007
Billy Kay, came a long way from the bakery on Valley Street,Oakmont, Pa. He gave me my first job, didn't do much, I think he felt sorry for me and my 12 sisters and brothers, who had very little. What a great Man! A void hard to fill. I am sorry for your loss.
evelyn
October 29, 2007
Billy was gregarious, self made, generous man. He sure played a mean sax and made a great bread.
My friends and I spent great times with Billy at the Red Raven and at the yatch club.
It was a privalege to call him friend.
Kristin Regalski
October 29, 2007
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Kratsa family. Nick your dad was always very friendly and made Mema laugh. He will be greatly missed. We love you,
The Regalski's: Mike, Krissy, Cameron, and Jesse
Mark Champagne
October 29, 2007
BK was a pure pleasure. I looked forward to meeting him every day I was at work. He gave me grandfatherly advice, told me wonderful stories about his past struggles building his business and about his wonderful friends in the world of "Big Band" music. I feel truly privileged to have known him and my condolences go out to his warm and loving family.
JERRY &HELEN TSUDIS
October 29, 2007
Bill was agreat human being
and atrue family friend
God rest his soul
Bill Marszalek
October 29, 2007
Please accept my deepest sympathies. Billy was a true self made man. I know I will miss him. I would stop by the bakery when I had the opportunity to see Billy. As former Secretary of the Pittsburgh Musicians Union I got to know him from my visits to the bakery and from his phone calls to me at the office. He will be greatly missed.
Carol Jane Broz
October 29, 2007
What a life. What a legacy. I will miss him greatly.
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