Nancy. I was so sorry to hear of your moms passing. I will always cherish the times I did her hair and the conversations we had together. She was a grand lady who loved her family. Love and Prayers.
Kay was a strong advocate for her beloved Suncrest neighborhood. She regularly attended the Suncrest Neighborhood Association meetings and strongly participated in its endeavors to improve traffic issues and storm water drainage problems, especially those associated with the nearby Patteson Drive.
Nancy,
You are close to my heart during this time as you both celebrate your Mom and grieve your loss of her. Take care of yourself during this time as best you can. Sending you love. Laura(ie) Brown
Aunt Kay, on the Left hand side of the picture, with her extended family.
Aunt Kay, the baby whisper.
Thank you for providing a role model of devotion to family, faith and hard work.
Mary Evelyn
I remember Kay as a kind and gracious lady, hosting Christmas parties each year at the Lotspeich home for members of her husband's department. Kay's husband, Dr. Fredrick Lotspeich, was the chair of Biochemistry at Marshall University School of Medicine, and they invited us department members during the Christmas holidays each year. I remember when she won Teacher of the year in West Virginia, but remember her most of all as a kind and gracious lady.
MIchael R. Moore
