You were an amazing person miss our little chats after church hubby misses you as well. May God keep you safe. Hugs and prayers your way. Connie and Andrew.
I worked with Kay at the factory for many years. We often had breaks together. She always had something to say and was so proud of her kids, especially the little ones. She will be missed by many. Helen Smith, Waubaushene
Brenda, Nancy and the rest of Kay’s family
Your mom sure had that little spark. She was always in a hurry with somewhere to go but could stop and speak for a minute or two. A very tiny woman with a strong backbone and a fierce mom. You will have memories good and bad, embrace them all and they will help with your own lives.
I will miss Kay terribly. She was one of my most favourite people and our St. Andrew's congregation won't be the same without her. Sincere condolences to her family.
Kay was Mom's first walking buddy when she moved into the Mill Street apartments. Mom was new to Coldwater and Kay welcomed her warmly. I shall miss our visits with the updates of the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of whom she was so proud. When I think of Kay I shall remember her smile, her thoughtfulness for others, her love of the Leafs, her faithfulness to her church family.
Norma Carter
Q: What 3 words best describe Catharine and why?
A: Giving because if you needed something she would give it to you if she had it.
Caring because she cared for everyone around her.
Partner because she and Angie were usually partners at the euchre table and they played well as a team.
