Father Ralph Waldo Hennings, Mother Esther Mildred Kuntz, Sisters Barbara and Marguerite (Marji) Ellen (see Memorial #91376392), ex-husband Charles P Golightly Jr. As she started to turn into a young adult, Kay suffered the mental illness known as Schizophrenia. Although this was a lifelong battle for her, thru medication and her faith in a healing God, she found work, and gave much joy in her beautiful latch hook rugs. Most of her life she lived in Southern California until moving to Michigan’s upper peninsula to live with her sister Barbara following the death of her older sister Marji. She loved it there and made many friends. She died of a massive Pulmonary Embolism that may have been from a fall. As a result she was called back by her loving God to join her father, mother and sister and others including Little Miss Muffet that had gone before her as her job on earth was now done.
Father Ralph Waldo Hennings, Mother Esther Mildred Kuntz, Sisters Barbara and Marguerite (Marji) Ellen (see Memorial #91376392), ex-husband Charles P Golightly Jr. As she started to turn into a young adult, Kay suffered the mental illness known as Schizophrenia. Although this was a lifelong battle for her, thru medication and her faith in a healing God, she found work, and gave much joy in her beautiful latch hook rugs. Most of her life she lived in Southern California until moving to Michigan’s upper peninsula to live with her sister Barbara following the death of her older sister Marji. She loved it there and made many friends. She died of a massive Pulmonary Embolism that may have been from a fall. As a result she was called back by her loving God to join her father, mother and sister and others including Little Miss Muffet that had gone before her as her job on earth was now done.
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