Katherine Duggins

Dear Manfred,
You have been a loving & faithful son. Your Mother was so very fortunate to have you & Lockie in her life. We know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. You will find comfort in knowing that your life was blessed by having shared your dear Mom's love.
Take care, Darlene & Lee

To Manfred & Lockie, we offer this prayer for you and to your mother. Bud and Carol Myers
Almighty Father, eternal God, hear our prayers for Your daughter Katherine whom You have called from this life to Yourself. Grant her light, happiness, and peace. Let her pass in safety through the gates of death, and live forever with all Your saints in the light You promised to Abraham and to all his descendants in faith. Guard her from all harm and on that great day of resurrection and reward raise her up with all Your saints. Give her eternal life in Your kingdom.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.

Dearest Manfred,
You & Your Mom Are Lucky To Have Had Each Other For So Long. You And Lockie Are Very Blessed. My Thoughts And Prayers Are Always With You & Your Continued Blessed Full Life. Love Always, Virginia

Manfred, Donna and I wish you peace and comfort during this time. You are truly blessed to have shared such a wonderful relationship with your mother. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Manfred, The Montsinger Family sends their sincere condolences to you and your family during this time of loss. Your mother sounds like she was a beautiful, full of life and energy woman, and I am very sad that I did not have the opportunity to know her. Much love to you and your family always.

Dear Cousin Manfred, My memories of Aunt Kate are very happy ones. Even though I didn't get to see her much, she was always happy and giving me hugs. Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time.

Dear Manfred & Lockie

I knew your mother for almost all of my life and she provided many happy memories to me, Brad, Marsha and many many others down here in Southampton. Our prayers and thoughts are with you at this time. With deepest sympathy for your loss, Eleanor, Brad, Marsha and family

Dear Cousin Manfred~Aunt Kate was always a kind and gracious lady. I have only wonderful memories of her and am sad she is no longer with us. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you and our kin in Virginia.

Kate was vibrant, forthright and so thoughtful; always with a smile. Was blessed to meet her during her "retirement" years; a time when there was no one sharper about the office! As a Mom, she recollected summers at VA Beach hoping to sit on her rocker & that Manfred would be content in the safety/confines of the swimming pool, yet knowing her son had only the ocean surf on his mind. Katherine's generation is a lost breed, she let nothing go to waste. She was a strong, healthy soul, with obviously so much to live many decades for - attributed to Manfred and Lockie being an integral part of her giving world. She was gentle, yet would speak her mind, all packaged in a tiny frame, a lovely lady who did for others her entire life. She traveled to Europe "back in the day" and later enjoyed treks to Branson, MO, to take in the music & shows. Kate is already missed, yet there is peace rather than sorrow for me - knowing her loving spirit shines on. Heartfelt thoughts during this difficult time to Kate's caring family.

Dear Manfred,

My deepest sympathy on the loss of your loving mother. In reading about her, she definitely was a most gracious, loving and giving person with a beautiful smile. I know now where you inherited your wonderful personality and your kindness to others.

Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers at this time.

Prayers, Blessings and Peace be with you.
Inez

Manfred, I was so sorry to read this today. You have my deepest sympathy honey. What a lovely lady your mom was. Bless her heart.

Manfred,
We all know what a wonderful life “Auntie” had and she lived it to the fullest. She would always brighten up a room when she came in and made sure everyone got a hug. The memories I have from my childhood to adult life are cherished ones and she is a big part of those memories. Of the four sisters Auntie was the “Coolest” one, always liked to travel, party and help other people. Auntie will be dearly missed, but she is in a better place and at peace now.
Love, David