Condolence: We would like to express our deepest sympathy. May those precious memories be foremost in your hearts and minds during this difficult time. Isaiah 25:8

Condolence: My thoughts and prayers are with you, Mike, Brad and Andy, as well as your family and all of your mom's friends. It's been years since I've seen your mom but I have such very fond memories of her, and your father, rushing around in the Hornet's Nest kitchen while teaching me to make French onion soup; watching the 1980 Olympic Hockey game against the Soviet Union...teaching Brad how to dance... so many fun times working at the Hornet's Nest. Also, the great times up at Skyridge, at Hilary's house and my dad's house. She was a fun loving and kind woman who left me with great memories. My thoughts are with all of you. Laura Stewart

Condolence: It's been a long time since I have seen Kathryn, but I remember what a delight she was - always enjoyed spending time talking to her and her sisters. My condolences to all of the family. Elaine Slater-Kogler

Condolence: I hired Katie to her first job at Benjamin Rush Center. She said, "I told my sister I could walk in and get a job - and I did!" She was delightful in every role: unit secretary, PNA, and then counselor. Katie had the greatest sense of humor and could make anyone feel better. Rest in peace, dear lady.

Condolence: Katie was a dear dear friend since I was in 4th grade. She was my sisters closes friend. Katie just flat out brought joy to every situation her whole life. Then as I got older and married she became a dear friend of my wife Mary Lee. We have always loved Katie. Our grand daughter Mary is graduating college Saturday in Boston.. Therefore, we cannot be with you during this time. We will be praying and thinking about Katie this weekend. I send my love to Penny, Caroline, and Katie kids. Tom and Mary Lee Muench