Condolence: The thing I remember about Kay is hai good humor at work. He never appeared rushed or frustrated. He was always finding something to say For instance, he would complain about his talking car,"the door is ajar",like even his car was telling him what to do. When someone would leave work early his comment was"de waschmaschine i brouke" some how implying there was urgent business in the bedroom at home. After I had my open heart surgury, Kay approached me and shared the problems he was having with his own heart and was a real support. I don't know your family. I want to be a support to you because Kay was a wonderful coworker and friend. I will miss him. I couldn't attend your services because I was sick.

Condolence: Gail, Jamie, Justin, and all of your family members, You have our deepest sympathies in this time of Kay's promotion to glory from Deb and I and all our children. From first getting to know you at Evangel A/G to the privilege of pastoring your family for a time in Lancaster, we all had the honor of calling you friends. Kay loved the Lord "to the max". He was a true servant of Christ and led his family by God's Word. We know you will miss him as will we, but we also know we will see him again. What a precious hope on which to cling during the days of grief. All our prayers and thoughts are with you.

Condolence: Gail, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. I have fond memories of our times together at Lancaster First Assembly. I can picture Mel meeting Kay at his arrival and showing him around heaven. I can hardly believe it's been 7 years since Mel left this earth. Wishing you peace as you adjust to life without Kay.

Condolence: Kay was a very kind and thoughtful man. He loved his family and worshipped God. He was a friend and I'll miss him. My sympathy and prayers for his family.

Condolence: Hello Aunt Gail, I recognized Uncle Kay immediately from the photograph. He was always so kind and patient to Diane and I as teenagers. Thank you for being positive people in our lives. My sympathy to you, Jamie Kay and Justin. Mel Diane's friend