Kathy was the daughter of Ralph Edward and Gladys Eudora (Harris) Bash. She was married to Matthew Daniel O'Meara on August 27, 1960 in Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. To this union were born three daughters and a son.
Her given name was Kathleen Kay but she accepted the middle name "Anne" on conversion to the Catholic faith. As a child she was called "Kitten" and "Laplander"; the latter because she was always landing in someone's lap.
Kathy died peacefully at the home of her daughter, surrounded by her children, her sister and other family members.
Beautiful not only in appearance but in her spirit as well, Kathy is greatly missed.
Her given name was Kathleen Kay but she accepted the middle name "Anne" on conversion to the Catholic faith. As a child she was called "Kitten" and "Laplander"; the latter because she was always landing in someone's lap.
Kathy died peacefully at the home of her daughter, surrounded by her children, her sister and other family members.
Beautiful not only in appearance but in her spirit as well, Kathy is greatly missed.
Kathy was the daughter of Ralph Edward and Gladys Eudora (Harris) Bash. She was married to Matthew Daniel O'Meara on August 27, 1960 in Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. To this union were born three daughters and a son.
Her given name was Kathleen Kay but she accepted the middle name "Anne" on conversion to the Catholic faith. As a child she was called "Kitten" and "Laplander"; the latter because she was always landing in someone's lap.
Kathy died peacefully at the home of her daughter, surrounded by her children, her sister and other family members.
Beautiful not only in appearance but in her spirit as well, Kathy is greatly missed.
Her given name was Kathleen Kay but she accepted the middle name "Anne" on conversion to the Catholic faith. As a child she was called "Kitten" and "Laplander"; the latter because she was always landing in someone's lap.
Kathy died peacefully at the home of her daughter, surrounded by her children, her sister and other family members.
Beautiful not only in appearance but in her spirit as well, Kathy is greatly missed.
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