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Kathy was one of the most sweetest people one could come across I worked with her at Cole Hersee and she always had a smile on her face. Even though I lost contact with her I will forever remember her smile and her laugh. RIP Kathy

Kathy was one of the sweetest and kindest souls I have ever met in my 40+ years of living. I met her 18 years ago while working at Cole Hersee in South Boston and I can honestly say she was one of a kind. It did not matter who you were and what your title was, she welcomed and embraced everyone. I will miss her wit, laughs, witty jokes and warm embraces. Rest in peace, my friend!

Katherine, rest in sweet peace with the angels. You are now with your Mom who we know you missed all these long years. We are sure you were greeted by your Dad and Aunt Helen. Merry Heavenly Christmas Love Eddie and Maureen

Kathy was one of the warmest, giving, caring people I have had the privilege of knowing in my seventy years. The joy of having been her friend these past six years will stay with me always. That mischievous grin and glint in her eyes was an endearing component that made her exciting company quite often. We would go on shopping trips frequently and were as the Al & Kathy Road Show ad-libbing quips which we lobbed at each other and then enjoying the public reactions to our playful discourse. Such harmless fun! There was a special child-like fun that we shared and I shall miss it. I am happy for the time that we shared for it will be a special place for special memories. One season we went camping; first at Wompatuck State Park in Hingham and at the end of the season with fall like weather at Narraganset, Rhode Island. I can still recall how much she relished such a simple act as roasting marshmellows over the campfire! Darlin' Kathy, you touched my heart and I shall miss you!