Kathleen was a beautiful and classy lady. She had a way of making everyone around her want to be a better person. The last time I saw her was on campus at the College of St. Catherine in the early 90s where she was visiting to get some letters of recommendation for entering her PhD program. Never imagined that would be the last I'd see of her.
Kathy was awesome!! She always had a big smile and was very friendly everytime I seen her and Scott (usually around the some holiday as they traveled back to Minnesota and I would run into them somewhere in Shakopee).
Kathleen was a remarkable woman, loving mother and wife. She had such a zest for life and was determined to make an impact on our society, especially as an advocate for those in need. She always had a yearning to learn more and we were all so proud of her when she earned her Doctorate in Psychology. She was especially proud of her work in the field of Autism. Kathleen was always on the go, but she always put her family and friends first. It was amazing to witness all the people she "touched" during our days together.
I keep her memories alive in my heart. I also have a continual reminder as we have a beautiful 12 year old daughter, Anna (that looks and acts like Kathleen, really, it is kind of scary!!).
Laura Cox (Roche)
Kathleen was a beautiful and classy lady. She had a way of making everyone around her want to be a better person. The last time I saw her was on campus at the College of St. Catherine in the early 90s where she was visiting to get some letters of recommendation for entering her PhD program. Never imagined that would be the last I'd see of her.
Rick Schroers
Kathy was awesome!! She always had a big smile and was very friendly everytime I seen her and Scott (usually around the some holiday as they traveled back to Minnesota and I would run into them somewhere in Shakopee).
Scott Martin
Kathleen was a remarkable woman, loving mother and wife. She had such a zest for life and was determined to make an impact on our society, especially as an advocate for those in need. She always had a yearning to learn more and we were all so proud of her when she earned her Doctorate in Psychology. She was especially proud of her work in the field of Autism. Kathleen was always on the go, but she always put her family and friends first. It was amazing to witness all the people she "touched" during our days together.
I keep her memories alive in my heart. I also have a continual reminder as we have a beautiful 12 year old daughter, Anna (that looks and acts like Kathleen, really, it is kind of scary!!).
Her loving husband, Scott