Monday, July 26, 2021
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As the sun sets on the beach, your footprints fade away. Although footprints fade away the memories of them remain forever. We are broken hearted over the loss of our dear sister in law, Kay. You didn't want to leave but were called to go. You were a wonderful wife to our brother, a fantastic mother and phenomenal Mema. A loving daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, sister in law, mother in law and friend. You are so much more than even that. You were more than a sister in law to me for sure. You were truly a sister. You touched so many lives, so many. Your kindness and thoughtfulness for your family should be lessons to us all on the act of kindness and humility. We would have long talks about the need to do one single act of kindness to change the world and you did many, many acts of kindness in your lifetime. You made a huge impact on your students lives while you were teaching and your students I am sure will remember and talk of Mrs. White through their lives. There is so much more, so much more. I will miss talking to you, laughing with you, doing pickles with you (I won't ever forget the alum) your wonderful Christmas Cookie platters, your advice, your friendship, your love. Even though you didn't want to leave you left behind a legacy. My brother had a wonderful life with you, your children are wonderful children and your grandchildren are true gifts. You made your parents very proud and you were there for your siblings and their children through their lives too. We will be there for them in any way that we can. We can never fill your flip flops but we will do our very best. You will be loved and remembered always. So as the sun fades away on the beach and the tide washes away your footprints walk on sweet Kay, walk on and with the sunrise we will be together again in memory then in spirit. Love you
