Kathy and I had our babies together at Carson Pirie Scott. Even when I retired we would meet for lunch. We double dated with babies in tow. 
Sorry we loss contact when we moved to Georgia. I just saw this and cried. It reminds you how fragile life is and no matter what is going on, to live each day as if it was your last. Sorry for your loss. 
Jill and Jon Grobeck

She was the best wife anybody could have.  Thru cancer for me and her at the same time she kept me going.  I could have never made it thru the two months period of getting up at 3AM to empty the temporary bag.  She got me to go back out to the Grand for lunch.  She was the perfect and kind wife.  She is out of pain now but now Beth and I are in pain because we miss her so much.  

Beth was the first friend I made at HF after moving into the area and Kathy was especially gracious and kind to me, always making snacks when we were hanging out, giggling about boys. I remember trying frozen French fries in the boxes that had individual fry dividers (so funny to me) - they have since been my favorite and so hard to find! I also fell in love with golden retrievers at the Mrozek household in Flossmoor - it was impossible not to. So many hugs to you Beth and family, I know the pain is hard. Xoxo

Sorry to hear of Kathy's  passing.  Many fond memories of her parents and family visiting when we were younger.  Our deepest sympathy to sll of you.

I have many fond memories of Kathy visiting in Gibson City. She and I would spend the night with Gram Woody and that always meant baking cookies and helping in the garden.   I'm so sorry that she passed at such a young age.  She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.

So sorry to hear of Kathy’s passing. Our condolences to the Woodward & Mrozek families.   Joannie & John Giblin  

Kathy was always so kind and always smiling. She made work feel like home. She sure loved her Beth.

Sincere condolences to Bob, Beth and  her siblings and extended family. 
We got together as families and cousins when we were kids. 
She is free of pain, but will be sorely missed.

I will always remember Kathy and I singing the "White Christmas" song  "Sisters" around the office at Carsons. Kathy once brought a box of kittens to my house...and we couldn't choose just one!  That's when Hootie and Cali became part of our family. My kids knew her as "the kitty's mommy"!  We were truly work sisters, sharing recipes and life's struggles.  Until we meet again, my friend..save me a seat in the lunchroom!

With deepest heartfelt sympathy to Bob and Beth from a longtime Carson Pirie Scott  coworker at Lincoln Mall and Orland Square
Angie Pagoria

Kathy was always one way . . .calm.
Regardless if the frenzy that might surround her, she remained calm.  Thus is something all of her coworkers felt and appreciated.  I always appreciated her level headedness, her intelligence, and her ability to smile and share  a laugh now and then....most of all her unending loyalty and support.   You will be missed Kathy. 

Lemon Pie!!! One of my best memories in the world. She also never seemed to care when I took seconds. Will never be forgotten!  

I am attaching a picture of the bookshelf my wife Mary and I had at our wedding reception (9-24-11) for guests to write as they wanted. Kathy's note is always in the open to view. She new what the Skuza's cherished the most! 

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Kathy is survived by her husband Robert (Bob), daughter Elizabeth (Beth) and siblings Joe Woodward, Jim Woodward, Michael Woodward, Kenny Woodward, Karen Etheridge, Jeff Woodward and Karol Woodward and sister in law Patricia Mrozek.

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Kathy Mrozek

29 junio, 1956 – 5 enero, 2020

Baldwin-Fairchild Winter Garden Funeral Home

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