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Carolyn Johnson Babb
February 26, 2013
We will always love Kay. Uncle Bud was very happy to find someone to spend the remainder of his life with. She also encouraged Bud to let Larry fly away from the nest and make a life for himself. We will always be indebted to her for that!
February 21, 2013
Since my Mom was a surgical nurse, and a St Anthony grad ('49), I heard a lot of "OR" stories growing up. Kay was held in high regard, within a select group as being a part of the best. I felt compelled to express my sympathy to her family and close friends. My Mom died 30 years ago, but memories of her life remain so important. I pray you too will be comforted by the good times you shared.
Renee Johnson Buhl
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