Kathleen Kotowski Obituary

Kathy was a kind, loving person who was always positive and happy. She loved the Buffalo Bills! I will miss her very much. I thank the family for donations sent to the Felician Sisters.
God Bless you all!

I will miss you and all our fun times together throughout our years of friendship. Heaven welcomed a beautiful angel.love you my friend

Kathy was a wonderful sister-in-law and Auntie. I will always remember her warmth and humor. Our game nights with the family were hilarious, as was her tenacity playing Rummikub! Although physical distance kept us from being together as often, she would still keep in touch with a Birthday or Christmas card. Her passion for the Bills and the good times we had watching games was always an adventure, despite the outcome of the game.
Kathy will be missed, but never forgotten.

So sorry to hear of KK passing . She was a wonderful person. A kind and caring person. I remember walking in to the ECMC office to sign my paperwork not knowing where I was going. She made me feel so calm and welcoming and happy to be part of the UB Family Medicine Team . RIP Kathy, you will be missed and Go Bills ! The football season will not be the same without KK emails.

I am sad to hear of Kathy’s (KK) passing. We worked together for many years and became friends. She was the most kind hearted person I’ve known. She would help anyone in any way. She would always look at the positive side of situations. She kept me grounded. I can’t think of the Buffalo Bills, March Madness or slots and not think of KK.
I’m sure she will win big in Heaven.
Love you KK!

I am at a loss for words! My heart is so sad. KK was a true friend! She has a heart of gold. You are soo loved and will be deeply missed. I’m going to miss those phone calls reminding me about my squares or just a late night chat!

Kathy was a dear friend and we shared many good times together. I will always remember Halloween and the children coming over to Trick N Treat in my neighborhood. Kathy loved the Buffalo Bills and Sabres. She got me hooked on hockey.
Kathy worked for UB Family Medicine. She was my assistant and handled numerous
administrative and accounting functions.
She was a loyal and trusting employee.
Her smile was infectious. Kathy will always be close to my heart.

Kathy was a wonderful worker who always had a smile and often a quick joke to tell. She was a pillar for UB Family Medicine.

I worked with “KK” for many years. She was the best person to work with. She was always helpful and kind, calm in many storms, and truly a department superstar. She will be missed.

With a big smile and a game board she brought join to all present. A loving sister-in-law and Aunt she will be missed dearly but never forgotten. Rest in peace.

In loving memory of my dear Aunt Kathy, my godmother and a truly special person in my life. I will always cherish the wonderful times we spent together in Pittsburgh—attending hockey games, playing with her beloved dog, and creating beautiful arts and crafts, especially our Christmas chenille and ceramic trees.

Her laughter and captivating stories will forever echo in my heart. Aunt Kathy had an incredible gift for making everyone feel special and loved. She truly lit up every room she entered and brought people together in the most beautiful ways. I am grateful for the countless cherished memories we shared, and I will carry her spirit with me always. (Tommy)

She was the best! Loving and a caring woman. I will miss her so much. She loved her family.

Always had kindness in her heart. She was a fun babysitter to her three angelic nephews. She had some previous training. Although it can't be proven, but I was innocent. Her love for us grew as more neices and nephews came into her life. Ice skating and the Sabres were things she did with me. Kathy did love sports football and baseball. Even back then a Braves game. Remember how her face lit up when she would laugh and it would make you smile. Even before she had children, she had that mother look like as to say really you dont expect me to buy that. She always brought fun with her. But it would say her compassion for others was a strong gift. Yes she'd give you the shirt off her back, maybe not if it was a Bills or Sabres jersey. As I grew older and moved on with my family you could she her love and compassion never changed, it was more and stronger. She leaves a void in everyone's life that knew her. If we all spread compassion in her name, Kathy Legacy will live on. Thank You