Jim, I am so sorry that Kay had to leave you for now. You two had the greatest love together. I appreciated you allowing me into your life. I know you will miss Kay but it will be but for a short time until you can be with her again. I love you both and thank you for the wonderful daughter that I claim as my friend.

You welcomed me into your home & into your heart. You loved me like I was one of your own. You gave me guidance and didn't get to disappointed as I made mistakes, you stood by and supported me. You showed me how love has no strings, and to love & respect others. You also taught me to fold laundry;) and that hard work brings great benefits. I feel if you were not an influence in my life, I wouldn't be the woman I am today. I try to express this, but these words can't express the love I feel for you. You were a blessing to me and so many others. I will miss you until the day we meet again.

Kay you will be missed. I loved to sit with you and talk about astronomy and other things late at night when we were at your place. I remember when you told me that I was the son you never had. That really touched me. I'll remember all the fun times we had with you. You were and always will be my second mother. I felt at home each time we were at your home and when you were at our home. Your knowledge will be missed and I will miss the times sitting with you and having our talks.

Kay you were always so kind, caring and giving.  You lighted up our lives.  As Regina's "second mom" you have a special place in our hearts.  Now you are in God's loving arms.

Grandma,
I miss you alot! I am glad I was named after you. I am very sad to see you go, but you are always in my heart. I loved that we had a lot in common...we loved animals. I love you alot and we all miss you.

I really miss you Grandma. I love your laugh. You were a really great Grandma! I loved our tea parties with lemonade. I liked it when you came to our house and visited me. I will miss you. I love you!

Our house was the house everyone hung out at. My mom was the mom running the booths at the school carnival. She was the one who took us Christmas caroling and taught us how to play spoons. She loved to laugh and have a good time. It was great fun when we would sit up and watch old movies together or sit outside looking up at the stars. She was the one who invited a soldier to her home for Thanksgiving because he was far from home...He became the love of my life. Mom's always know! I am heartbroken to be without you, but I know that in time we will see each other again, and that brings me comfort. Families can be together forever! I am sending you "a kiss on your nose". I love you Mom! XOXOXO

I will miss you, Kay.  You seemed to always know the right thing to say during tough times.  Your perspective and sense of humor really made some sad times in my life easier to deal with.  You were a great mother, grandmother, and mother-in-law - you'll be missed.

You have earned your wings. You will always be in my heart and missed so much. You were a wonderful mother , wife, daughter , sister, grandma , and aunt  you were my strength.  I love you.

Our hearts are saddened and we will miss this great lady. Having a big heart was just one of her great attributes and always loving deeply was another. Our prayers are with Jim and family. We love you and want you to know that you and Kay will always have a special place in our hearts and memory.

OBITUARY

Marline Kay Brandon

May 7, 1946 – February 15, 2013

People’s Funeral Chapel

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