Condolence: Wink, just heard the devestating news about Kathy. So very sorry for your loss. She was in such good spirits when we saw you at Irish Times. Words can’t express our grief, she was amazing! All our love to you and Maje.

Condolence: Although I was only in Kathy’s company a handful of times, she left me with an impression of a warm, loving and caring person that always had a smile. Condolences and love to the family. Sincerely, David Humphreys

Condolence: I can not believe Kathy is gone. She was lovely and one of the funniest, brightest and all around great person. We were friends in our teens and 20's and lost contact over the years. So sorry for her families loss.

Condolence: Winkle:

I just learned of your recent loss. I am so sorry that I could not attend the memorial. I am wishing you and your son strength and guidance in this time of sorrow. Kathy truly was one of a kind. Stay strong.

Condolence: I wish I had occasion to meet Kathy, she sounds like one of a kind. My heart goes out to you, brother. May God comfort you and Major and all who grieve for Kathy.

Condolence: What a joy to be around! We shared a thousand laughs. No matter how hard we were working on which ever important piece of legislation at the time, Kathy could make all of us laugh and make a stressful job fun. Great friend and an even better person. I cannot convey how terribly sorry I am. Love and prayers be with Winkle, Major, and Rennie.

Condolence: Dear Don and Major:
I was so sorry to hear about Kathy's passing.
She was a great person. From almost my first day as District Attorney, Kathy was a valued friend and source of help. She worked hard for Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. She was always upbeat and positive.
I know she will be missed by all who knew her.
I am very sorry for your loss.
George Skumanick.

Condolence: Kathy was a Runyanesque character, teeming with character, stories and exuberant life! With no trouble at all despite not having heard it for years, I can hear her voice and her expressions, as well as the good-natured reassurance she offered terrified interviewees. I can also vividly see her colorful bohemian outfits and cowboy boots.She had an enormous impact on the DA's Offfice over the last 30 years. Even now, years after she left, there are easily more than 100 of us left still there whom she was involved in hiring. She loved the office second only to her love for her son, her husband and her Dad, whom she idolized. I feel blessed to have known and worked with her. I am deeply sorry for your loss.

Condolence: Just can't believe it.
There isn't another like Kathy. We learned so much about life from her, and laughed our hardest laughs with her. So, so sorry to hear.
Love to the family, Scot

Condolence: Words can hardly express how sorry I am for your loss. I cannot imagine the sadness you must be feeling right now. Please accept my deepest and most heartfelt condolences.

I will always remember Kathy as an extraordinary woman who was immensely vibrant and full of life. Her energy and laughter were contagious. I remember her as caring, generous, crazy smart and a whole lot of fun. Memories are flooding back as I write this and I think back to my days on Christian Street. I am deeply thankful for the memories.

My love and prayers to you all.