Kay Regan
December 16, 2016
Condolences
My condolences to Ann, Erich and family. Kay made a tremendous difference in my life and touched me in more ways than I can say. She was a great inspiration and came into my world full of knowledge, understanding and compassion. I am truly blessed to have known her. May God keep her, as another angel is with him.
— Linda Froklage, December 20, 2016I was so sorry to hear about your mom. She will be missed by many people what a lovely lady. I have played bingo with her and Claudette for many years and have enjoyed our friendship. I will miss her greatly all our chats letters and cards. Your all in my thoughts and prayers during this time. Sincerely Bev Raftis
— Bev Raftis, December 20, 2016Rob, Karen and family, so sorry to learn of your mom's passing. Thoughts and prayers with you and your family at this difficult time. Cherish the memories.
— Don and Gwen Cormack, December 20, 2016So sorry to hear of your Mother's passing our hearts go out to the whole family. Another angel to oversee us all. Shane and Darlene Rivers
— Shane and Darlene Rivers, December 19, 2016So sorry to hear about your mom. Kay was a wonderful lady and will be missed by all of us who worked at Setex with her. Cathy
— Cathy Skelton, December 19, 2016Rob and family so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you at this difficult time . Carl & Wendy Abbott
— Carl & Wendy Abbott, December 18, 2016So sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. Thinking of you at this sad time, Ruth Farrow.
— Ruth Farrow, December 18, 2016I was greatly saddened upon hearing of Kay's passing just now. I first met Kay 4 summers ago, at the general store. I was passing through and was considering moving to Holstein, and she talked me into it. I also had the pleasure of introducing my dog Willow, to her lil' Henry & they became fast friends. Upon moving to Holstein in 2014, Kay was the first person I met in the park. Up until early Fall, when the weather became too cold for Kay to bring Henry out, we would meet daily. Willow would run straight to Kay, since she always had a liver treat for her. When walking past her home, Henry would signal Kay to come out & bring treats! The past two Summers, seeing Kay out trotting down the trails with Precious, always brought a smile. She will be missed tremendously by Willow, myself & the community. To all of Kay's family, may you find an inner peace knowing that she enjoyed her life in Holstein. The park just won't be the same without the two of them. You are all in my thoughts, as we say goodbye to a magnificent woman. Please accept my sincere condolences. Jane Stevens
— Jane Stevens, December 18, 2016I am saddened to hear of the passing of dear Kay. She had a ready smile, and kind heart and was a gentle soul. Walks with Henry, tea and toast and good conversation. She has been a bright light in this world. She will remain in my heart. Diana
— Diana Pitts, December 18, 2016