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Evelyn Lennon
November 23, 2005
Kathi, I think of you often as I sit near the choir at St. Philip's. I often told you how, as I can't sing well, I'd mouth the words to our beautiful sung rendition of the Lord's Prayer, and let your gorgeous voice be mine as we praised God together. Thank you, thank you.
Grant Abbott
May 19, 2005
Kathi, thank you for welcoming me, a stranger of sorts, into the community of St. Philip's Episcopal Church with your no-nonsense loving embrace. Your heart is even bigger than your talents. You inspire me in so many ways: from your lead in "Black Nativity" to your 60 year relationship with your girl friends to your leadership at church. Your love calls forth the best in others, including me. I miss you. You will never be replaced, but many of us now carry your spirit within us. Thank you for enriching our lives.
Lindey Clayton
January 21, 2005
To the family of Kathryn Gagnon:
I met Kathryn in June of this past year and immediately bonded with her. She was an amazing person and I spent 1 day a week with her since June. Kathryn taught me a lot. She'd listen to my stories and I'd listen to her stories every week. It was the high point of my work week seeing Kathryn. I remember she was always positive, no matter what. She could have felt sick one day and great another day, but she was always positive. She gave me advice every week, and I'll never forget how much she impacted my life. I will truly miss her. I send my deepest sympathy to her family and friends and pray for God's comfort through this difficult time.
Mireille Bardy Bardy
January 19, 2005
Dear Philip and Angelique,
I just came accross your Mom's obituary by acident on the internet. I want you to know how sorry I am that she is not with you anymore, at least in her body. Your Mom has a beaitiful soul who continues to touch many. I remember especially how proudly she talked of you two when I was teaching Philip. I feel blessed I was given a chance to witness her love for you. She has inspired me in my own life as a mother, as a teacher and now as a social worker. I share your pain and hold you in my prayers. Mireille
Beatryce Yates
January 5, 2005
I just wanted to extend my deepest sympathy to the family. I grew up with this family practically. I truly enjoyed the voice of Mrs. Gagnon and will always remember how beautiful it was to me. Be strong for one another and remember she is where is belongs right now - in a safe place with her Saviour.
Rosie Piekarski
January 3, 2005
Marilyn Jones and I send our deepest sympathy. We knew Kathy as a parent, grandparent, educator, and performer. She truly excelled at everything she did and she made people feel so welcomed and appreciated wherevever she was. We will miss running into to her but we will always remember her.
Sherida Aaron
January 3, 2005
To the family of Kathy Gagnon,
I worked with your mother at Highland Park Jr. High. It was a pleasure to have known her. She treated all of us with respect and made coming to work a joy. I feel blessed to have had your mother in my life.
God Blessings upon all of you.
Sherida M. Aaron
Jane Harrington Keyes
January 1, 2005
Kathi was such a warm hearted individual. I am so glad to have been at the celebration of her life at the Penumbra Theatre in September. I knew Kathi from high school. She is the only person in the whole world who ever called me "Martha Jane," and that is exactly what she yelled out when I saw her in September. I think her name for me started when we traveled to Europe together in the summer of 1949 with nine other students from University High School. What fun we had during those eight weeks! My deepest sympathies to her family; a great soul has left this earth.
An Mays
December 30, 2004
Lori and family, my condolences go out to you and your family.
Your Mother was a wonderful person with a great spirit.
Take care,
Someone Who Cares!
An Mays
Twanda Allen
December 30, 2004
LORI I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR MOTHRE'S PASSING, I REMEMBER HER FROM WHEN I WAS A CHILD AT J.J. HILL SCHOOL, AND YOU WAS EVEN A YOUNGER CHILD THEN ME AT THE TIME. SHE WILL BE DEEPLY MISSED.
Nothando Zulu
December 29, 2004
To Kathi's family,
I am truly sorry for the physical loss of Kathi. She was a vibrant woman with a most beautiful smile. I am glad that she and her cousin Jamal were able to finally meet up while he was here in September. We emailed the obituary to him. There is a story called the Cow-Tail Switch and it reminds us that a person is not dead until no one calls their name. Kathy lives on in all of the hearts of those who knew her in the flesh and I believe that will continue for a long time.
Comfort, peace and blessings
Nothando and Vusi Zulu
stacy hudson
December 29, 2004
Sorry to hear this MS.G was the nicest person ever she help me though hard times in junior high at agape,she tould me good thingss and to be strong.
Tia Mann-Evans
December 28, 2004
Lori, Phillipe and Angelique,
I share your pain. Kathi's spiri, warth and love will be greatly missed. Truly the world was a better place with Kathi in it. She was my sister, my friend, my mentor and I loved her !
TIFFANY YARBROUGH
December 28, 2004
LORI,OUR DEEPEST CONDOLENCES EXTENDED TO THE FAMILY.GOD BLESS.MONICA,MICHAEL,TIFFANY AND MATTHEW YARBROUGH
Ruth Goins
December 28, 2004
Lori, Phillipe and Angelique -- Your mother came into my life only in the last decade as we had the joy of singing together through some remarkable experiences at the Ordway, Orchestra Hall, elsewhere around the Twin Cities and in Chicago. Kathi sparked the laughter through many of the Leigh Morris Chorale's adventures. I wish I could be there with the Chorale for the service but I will be humming "Ain't a That Good News" to myself throughout the day. To your mother's spirit I simply say "Sing on, girl!"
All the best to all of you.
Mazi Johnson
December 27, 2004
I am so sorry about Kathy. Her and I go way back, from early Penumbra. Phillipe, do you remember bartending at my birthday when you were 10? And you were perfect! Kathy was a great human being and will be missed by so many people. Peace be with you all.
Joanne Englund
December 27, 2004
It is hard and sad to know that Kathy's powerful and compassionate force is gone from us. My sympathy to family and friends and all who knew her.
Harriet Lockhart-Dowd & Family
December 26, 2004
To the family we give our deepest heartfelt feelings in learning of our departed friend, Kathy. We will truly miss her.
Pat Jemie
December 26, 2004
My heartfelt condolences to Kathi's family! To remember what Kathi accomplished is to know what we have lost, yet will always embrace and be so very proud of! Thank you for sharing that tribute at Hallie Q. Brown, when she could see how much she was loved!
The Rev. Melvin and Margaret Turner
December 26, 2004
To the family; you are in our prayers. We are thankful for the memories. We thank God that Kathryn was in our lives. We will meet again someday. We love you.
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