Condolences

• 06/29/2025

  Phillip Cochran

  My first memory of Kathy was from 1962 in Phoenix, Arizona. We were both juniors at South Mountain High school. I can still remember this redheaded freckle face little girl vividly. Although we spent very little time together before I left for home, she like me was always wondering what happened to me and likewise me of her. After years of once in a while trying to locate each other but never did, finally thru DNA that her sister Judy was researching and thru my daughter we located each other. It was a joyous moment when for the first time after 63 years we finally spoke to both Kathy and her sister Judy. After all these years we discovered a lot to talk about from our past lives, parents and grandparents and our families. For an hour or more Monday thru Friday we visited each day. We laughed and sometimes saddened by the events in our lives. My wife and I finally got to meet Kathy while visiting my daughter in Tacoma. We had a very good time talking and laughing. With Kathy's loss it all went by to quickly these moments we had together our now lost forever and it deeply saddens me, but I'll never forget them. I'll always the treasure the moments we had together with my cousins Kathy and Judy. Our sincere condolences to Kathy's family for your loss may your memories always console you with the love she had for her family. Phil and Else Cochran.

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  06/25/2025

  Deanna Johnson

  I love you and I miss you so much. I'm happy that you are whole & healthy again, and with Dad and all of our loved ones that welcomed you. Until I see you again ~ I love you