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Sue Neufeld
February 2, 2013
Kathleen, I feel I knew your mother through you. What a wonderful, long life she lived. My sincere sympathies are with you and your family on this day of celebration of her long loving life.
Carol Stone
February 2, 2013
My family were neighbors with the Jameses when Kathy and I were young children. I do remember Dora's fancy needlework, especially a set of very intricate dining room chair cushions – and quite sometime later, the lovely pink bridesmaid gown I wore. I remember going many places as a child with Kathy and her Mother, who seemed to want me to have opportunities to go along with Kathy, perhaps just to the supermarket, but as well to learn about and experience various sites in our city. Also, the James Family were active at the Country Club Christian Church in Kansas City, and Dora was a women's circle leader there. She and my own Mother were both deeply involved in church-related activities in a time, as I think about it many years later, when this was a main way for women – "housewives" – to participate in society outside the home. The practice stuck with me always, and I have always found particular meaning in this work for myself. Thank you, Dora!
Louise Pierre DeBernay
February 1, 2013
What a blessing to have lived such a long productive life! I know all of you will miss her, dearly. May God hold you and your loved ones in the palm of His hand, during this time of sorrow!
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