It is with much pain and sadness that we can't be with you on this day. You always comforted me and cared for me. Even with my moms passing you were one of the few who stayed in contact with me. When my family and I came to Michigan to see my parents, you welcomed them with loving arms. You even called Teri your grand daughter. You didn't know them, yet you were so loving and caring to them. That meant the world to me. My daughter prayed the other night and it took my breath away. She asked the good lord to watch over you and to not take anymore of her grandparents. 😭 You were one of the only real connections I had left to my mother, and I will miss you. It pains me greatly we cannot be with you and I am sorry. I wish God would not have taken you so soon, so you could meet your other great granddaughter. Jolee is beautiful and sweet. She would have liked you. One day you will meet her, as will her grandmother. I love you with all my heart. I will miss you. May we meet again.

to all of Kays family; so very sorry for your loss. Kay & I were good friends in High school. Both graudated together & roomed together on senior trip. Haven't gotten together much over the years, but it always seemed easy to talk when we did. she will be greatly missed God bless you.

Prayers to Danny and Sandy, your mother was devoted to you and loved you with every ounce of her being, such a blessing to be loved that deeply.

Ohh Kay we are going to miss your smile and wisdom. I rejoined our talks and praying together during our womens retreats. It was a pleasure serving with you on St Anns parish committees and all the gatherings we had there. You and Larry were our family and it leaves a BIG hole in our hearts. Im sure you and Larry are smiling down on all of us. Till we meet again. LOVE YOU!

To the family of Kay Snowden,
I am sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in knowing that "Jehovah is close to the brokenhearted; He saves those who are crushed in spirit." (Psalm 34:18) With sympathy,