Bob, I was sorry to hear of your loss. We were out of town, or I would have come and given you a hug. Kaye was a neat lady. Hang in there.
Jeanne Earl-Spencer (Twin Falls, ID)
Friday, November 13, 2009
gleannespen@yahoo.com

I was saddened when I read Kayes' obituary. I lost touch with her when my husband died and I remarried and lost my second husband also, but thought of her often. I still remember painting with her at different art classes and always enjoyed her friendship. Visited with her and Bob and listened to the fun they had up in the mountains painting and paning for gold. What a fun lady she was and she will be missed greatly. Please accept my condolences.
Nona Bodkin/Lee (Kimber;y, ID)
Friday, November 13, 2009

Greetings.
What a loss for your family. I remember growing up in the bowling alley and seeing Kaye bowl. I cannot remember what day it was, or what league she used to bowl on, but I do remember that she and my mother, Bettie Kraus, were bowling buddies. My sorrow, prayers, and thoughts are with you and your families. Maybe she and Mom are up in the heavens talking about driving school bus and bowling. :) I know she will be missed; but better, she has been accepted into the arms of the Lord. Many prayers and blessings to you all.
Kyle Butler-Reed (Kraus) (Portland, OR)
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
kbutler76@hotmail.com