My deepest sympathy Larry and family I was Katie’s roommate for a number of years in Boston. We had many good times and she was a great friend. We attended at Mt Ida reunion together and then we lost track of each other. I discovered this notice while trying to reconnect with her. I’m sad that will not be possible now. She loved all of you and life. My regards Susan McCarthy
Larry, my condolences to the family. May our loving Heavenly Father provide you with whatever is needed so you can cope with your great loss. Also you can look forward to the removal of all causes of death, pain and sorrows.
Jackie
Dear Larry, Brian and Lindy,
We’re so sorry for your loss. Condolences to you all. Kate was a special person. We have many fond memories of times together in Mass.and NH.
Love,
Jean, Joie, Laurie, Dick and Steve
Dear Kilmer Family,
I’ve known Katie for a few years professionally and one of the first things she shared was her love of family and the New England Patriots.
She blazed a trail for women in technology and will be remembered for her adventuresome spirit and laugh.
Warm Regards,
Colleen and the Marathon Deployment Staff
Dear Larry, Brian and Lindy:
Please know that my heart grieves with you today.I have some great memories from Lovell Lake Rd.- conversations as well as laughs with Katie.
Know she had many interests and capabilities but most important to her was love of family.
Happy that Mark will be there as Brian so aptly said when Deb passed, you are like family to us also.
Love and prayers, Marcia
