I remember going up to her farm and helping her out all the time id spend time with her and help her with her farm chores. It was a blast. I miss her deeply. She was like an aunt to me. She was a good friend to the family always helping out at my dad's church and hosting hayrides at her farm. It was always fun at Kay's.

I am just now hearing about this. I am sorry for the family's loss. She was my mom's friend and room mate at Seneca view. She made my mother's last days better. I am grateful for my mom having a roommate like her.

My heart goes to Kay’s family. I know kay from the age of 4 and now am 32 she was always the first face I seen Sunday morning and alway went out of her way to help us kids I will miss her she was a very special lady and will be miss by many

My favourite Aunt Kay (she was my only Aunt Kay, shh don’t tell anyone). If You See Kay, tell her I wanna see her. She will be missed and loved by all!

Kay and I graduated together. Although I hadn't seen her in years until a couple of years ago, she hadn't changed! She was still the same sweet, kind person I always remember. I will always remember her laughter. I'm glad to have known her. She will be missed. Rest in Peace, Kay. I will keep your family in my prayers.

Kay - you are gone far too soon. I am so glad I got to know you through Laurie and the food bank gang. I am just in shock. Enjoy Heaven and keep an eye on us!

As a teacher and Principal I worked with Kay for many, many years and found her to be such a personable and hard working lady, always responsible and dependable - someone who loved what she was doing and proud of what she accomplished. She loved history, especially the history of the School District and with her years of unselfish service she was such a major part of that history. Sorry that she has passed but happy to have known her!

Brian J. O'Donnell

Kay was a sweet and wonderful person, and a treasured neighbor.

Many lovely memories with Kay on Sunday mornings, she would sit and chat and pray with my kids after preparing breakfast for the whole congregation. She was so wonderful and generous to everyone.

We loved Kay. She was a roommate to our Mom at Seneca View. She became like a sister to her. She watched over our Mom Carol Smith. When she passed, it was hard for Kay. Our thoughts are with her family. Shawn and Cheryl Smith