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Glenn and Paulette LePine
June 11, 2021
Our sincere condolences to your family. She was a lady of true greatness and kindness.
Rachel Reynolds
June 10, 2021
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Memories of Grandma Kay
Debbie Becker Scherrer
June 9, 2021
I am so very blessed to be to have had my Aunt Kay in my life. She was the my dad's sister and I loved her dearly.
I cherish each and every phone call and memory with her. She is in heaven with Uncle Bob, my Mom and Dad, Nana and PopPop.
With love and God's blessing may you rest in peace,
Debbie Becker Scherrer
Joanie Clute
June 9, 2021
I am so sorry to hear about Kay. Such a sweet, kind, gentle person who will be missed by her friends and family. Rest in peace Kay and enjoy your heavenly rewards.
Joan Caldwell
June 8, 2021
Love and prayers to all the family at this sad time. Kay and my Mom were table mates up until last year when they were confined to their rooms. May Kay Rest In Peace now.
With deepest sympathy,
Joan Germroth Caldwell
Jo McAlister
June 7, 2021
How blessed I am to have had Kay, my dearest friend ever, in my life since 1974! She will forever remain in my heart. Wishing her dear family God’s peace and comfort.
Jo McAlister
Pam Davis
June 6, 2021
In Loving Memory,
We will miss you Aunt Kay.
Pamela Davis
June 6, 2021
Words can’t describe my wonderful memories of my aunt Kay. She was always so special to me and always made time for me while I was in nursing school in Charleston. I can remember my mom and dad taking us kids to see both aunt Kay and uncle Bob and my being terrified of crossing the old Charleston bridge, but loving the beautiful James Island home where they lived. My dad loved Kay and wanted to speak with her up until a week before he died. She was family to him and like a sister in many ways. I know that my dad and both aunt Kay and uncle bob are together again in heaven and looking over each of us.
I was able to visit her in the nursing home with my mom a few years back. It was a wonderful visit with aunt Kay showing us the place and introducing us to her new friends she had made there. We had a lovely few hours sitting on the side porch with her sharing memories and talking about her wonderful children, grandchildren and great grands. She was so proud to show off the latest photos of each.
She will remain in our hearts forever and will be missed.
Her Loving Niece,
Pam Reynolds Davis
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