I will never forget Granny. She reminded me a lot of my granny. Always sweet with a little side of feistiness, she knew exactly what she wanted. Taking care of her in her last few months I learned a lot. She once told me "you can't make up for lost time, you can't go back, so don't have any regrets." I didn't really understand what that meant at first, but now as I think about it, it makes all the sense in the world. I love you granny.

Kathryn was a good soul, through and through.  When she married Judge, they built a house next door to her mother and father and lived there until her parents died.  Her son Reggie was raised by his parents and grandparents.  
   Kathryn visited the mental patients at Bolivar, TN with her church group and once I accompanied her.  I saw how much it meant to those poor lost souls for someone to care that they existed.  That was Kathryn, a loving heart who truly reflected her love for the Lord.
I have so many fond memories of Sundays spent on the hill at Aunt Sallie's and Al's, visiting with the whole family and running all over the place with Reggie.

Granny was such a warm,sweet, Hilarious Angel!!!! She will be GREATLY missed....That says allot about a woman you've known for a short time...My prayers go out to Michelle and her family. God Bless!!

Aunt Kathryn was my Dad's cousin, but I called her Aunt Kathryn all my life because of her age compared to mine.  She was a very special lady to me.  What a Christian example she was to ALL of us!   I appreciated all she did in my life....staying with her when my Dad was ill, keeping me up with family thru the years,.....she loved her family and loved by all of us!  What an encourager.  We will miss her.

A better lady never lived than Kathryn Eberly DeLoach.  She was the only child of Al and Sally Eberly (they had another daughter that died in childhood).  Kathryn played the piano and for years went with her church to a home and played the piano for those living there.  She took care of her mother in her old age and her husband, Judge, when he became sick.  Look in the dictionary for "good woman" and Kathryn's photo will be there!

We will all miss Granny. We (The Med family) all thought of Granny as our own! Continued prayers for the Swim, Boren & DeLoach families.

I loved looking at those old pictures of Granny...they showed how spunky she was.  I loved her like she was MY Granny and I know she was well taken care of by her loving grandchildren.  Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.  I am so glad she has joined Judge and Reggie.  She is in heaven with the loves of her life.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.

Debbie,Michelle, Timothy, Becky, and family members, I am so sorry for your loss.  My Mother, Mary Miller Clark and Kathryn went to Whitehaven School together and remained great friends until Mother died in Aug. 2000, at the age of 88.  She would have been 102 in Sept. Of this year.  I am so sorry that I don't live closer to attend the funeral.  Please know that Yal are in my prayers as you face this time together,

Much love,

Frances Clark Norton
Mary Clark's daughter

Debbie, Michelle and Tim, I am so sorry for you guys loss... I know she meant the world to the 3 of yall.... She lived a long great life.. Sending prayers and hugs to you all!!! Love yall!!!

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Kathryn "Granny" DeLoach

11 agosto, 1911 – 28 febrero, 2014

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