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Diane Ashfeld
January 4, 2021
I´m so sorry to hear of Kay´s passing. She was such a great person to work with at US Bank. She always had a friendly greeting & smile when I was in the office. She will be greatly missed. Praying for her friends & family during this difficult time.
John Mehl
January 3, 2021
Ann and I offer our deepest sympathy on this tragic loss.
Susan Tomczik
January 3, 2021
I will miss running into her in the hallways at work. We had some fun chats! Praying for peace for the family during this difficult time.
Randy Ringaman
January 3, 2021
Kay was a close friend of mine and will be sadly missed. I was having lunch with her when she received her first call regarding lung cancer. She pulled through it along with the second re-occurrence. Unfortunately her lungs could not overcome the CoVid - 19 virus. There are many who will miss her smile. RIP Kay.
Franny Ryan
January 3, 2021
Stupid Covid! Kay - love you and miss you so much. You will live on in my heart forever. Our laughs, tears, inside jokes...I can still hear you laughing! You were such a warrior woman. And your heart so pure and sweet. Rest In Peace and love my dear friend.
To the family, I am so sorry for your losses and send you so much love. You are continually in my thoughts.
Sue Spilman Marolt
January 3, 2021
Memories of friends from long ago, never far from my mind. Marikay was always so kind, and I felt so lucky that she would be my friend back in the early days..playing four square, hollywood and hopscotch, she was such a good kid, and i recall she had the most beautiful long hair, and never a cross word. Prayers and condolences to family and friends who have been blessed to have her love and light in their lives, and who will keep her legacy alive.
Gwen Ballard
January 3, 2021
Marikay was a good friend and made you feel like family at work. May she Rest In Peace. We will miss you
Nick and Laurie Pontrelli
January 3, 2021
So sorry to hear of your recent losses. It sounds like Mary Kay was one heck of a fighter. Our thoughts are with you all.
Dillon Bugner
January 3, 2021
I've only known Kay a short while, during her recent fight with lung cancer I was hired into her team. When she got back to work, it was like a breath of fresh air hit the team. She trained me on duties of the job for months and was always an absolute treat to work with and speak to. I wish I had the opportunity to have known her better, but from the time I spent with her, I know she will be heavily missed. My love and sympathy goes to those closest with her during this time.
Karen Bailey Leko
January 3, 2021
Oh the times we had! From learning to walk across the street holding hands when in second grade to singing Aquarius at the top of our lungs in the phone booth on 7th and White bear Avenue....RIP my friend
Dave (red) Schwartz
January 3, 2021
I remember Kay from high school and after,she always had a smile and kind words to say she will be deeply missed,may she RIP.
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