The Brassard’s send their condolences so sorry to hear of Kay passing our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this difficult time. What a great neighbor at Trout Lake.
It was an honor to visit with her during my weekly sessions at her home. Such an interesting woman to listen to. So much to learn from such a beautiful soul. A true honor. Now you are home, Ms. Kay. Sincerely, Kimmy
Katherine Wagner was my Aunt Kay. She was my last remaining older relative. The last time I saw her was when I attended Uncle Frank's final services. Aunt Kay remembered an incident when a sweater she had made for Kathy somehow flew out the car window. I think I was blamed. I remember as a young girl playing with her collection of old irons near the fireplace hearth. I also remember going to camp with Aunt Doris.
Her passing is so sad in so many ways. She has left behind an amazing family. Fondly Aggie
Kathy and Frank Jr.:
No matter the age of a Parent who passes away, the loss is difficult to deal with. Emery and I (Andy) and Michaele are so sorry for the loss of your dear Mother and pray for God to give you peace and healing in your time of grief.
