I am sorry to know that Kay has passed on and also that I cannot be at her funeral service tis a.m. I have bronchitis and could not go. She was a lovely lay, devout in her beliefs and her faith. and she loved the Green Bay Packers foot ball team. She enjoyed the games always. we did talk about the games during the season, Will miss yuo Kay, and think of you when it is time for the Packers to play again. Peace and love to you. a fan also Lois Go Packers Go

Sincerest condolences to Sister Kay's brothers, Sisters, and friends. Kay and I were postulants together and "vacationing" on Kelly's Island with our crowd; while swimming back from the floating dock in the lake at the camp, Kay experienced some difficulty. She didn't want me to call for help and I wasn't strong enough to pull her/rescue style, but she thought she could tread water and keep afloat so I repeatedly swam up behind her and gave a push to propel her through the water until we reached the point where we could both stand and walk to shore. I don't believe I ever told anyone about this before. Sorry, Kay. We were young and determined and very lucky.

Rest In Peace Kay. You were a good friend and the memories if Oak street days are still vivid. Your family and my family shared many good times. The trip to our Motherhouse in 8th grade was a seed for our vocations. We both have had very happy lives as Dominican and Franciscan "cousins." It was good to know my aunt spj could help you in your last months.

Sr. Kay introduced me to the Adrian Dominican sisters. Sr. Ann Rozali Szaboa and Sr. Kay mentored me as I sudiedd for associate life. We taught next door to each other at Duranes. She was a master teacher.
Kay's love for the Lord was the hallmark of her life.

I lived with Kay in Des Moines. She was always pleasant to be around. She loved fishing at Easter Lake. I was in her Mission Group when she was in Albuquerque. We traveled back and forth to the UP together. I will miss seeing her when I come to Adrian as I always looked forward to our visits.