As I write this note, It's hard to believe That she is gone. Kathy was always so full of life. Her smile is what I miss the most. She always had a good thing to say about Everyone she met. Even her local Walgreens store, folks who knew and helped her retrieve a product she just couldn't reach, knew her as "Miss Kathy". She would always listen to your story, And was genuinely interested in what you had to say. She had a life that was full, but filled with tragedy. First, she lost the use of her right leg in an accident that took 33 surgeries to correct. She never complained once about the crutches she used to get around with or living with the crest syndrome that made it impossible to grasp certain objects. Finally the death of our only daughter, Stephanie, was a shock to the both of us.

I hope she's at peace, and reunited with family and friends, who proceeded her. It is going to take me a long time to realize that she is not here anymore. For me, I will continue to love her for the rest of my life. Rest in peace Kathy, and until we meet again, Love +/- Peter