Contributions to the tribute of Kathryn W. Wiginton

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Sue McVay posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 7, 2018

I will miss our times together. How we loved to go "up country" shop and go out for lunch. We moved away, so I was not living in S.C. when she passed. My family lived on Wall St. for 30 years. I will always remember how she came over to our house and played Pinochle with my 100 yr old dad, my husband and me. Dad and Kass won most of the time. We sort of lost touch when she moved to the Flag house, but we still got to do our lunches, shopping a few times. We moved to Pottstown May of 2017. Sorry to hear of her passing, but as she once told me "I am ready to go". She was a great lady, and a wonderful Historian about things that happened when she was growing up in the area before I moved to S.C. She said I was the daughter she never had. God bless you Kass.

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Lynda (Miller) Juhasz posted a condolence

Friday, February 9, 2018

Please accept my sincerest condolences on the death of Cass. I had no idea Cass was still living until I read her obit. Cass, Betty, Mom & Pop Wanner were great, long-time family friends of my mother, Peggy Miller, my dad, Bob Miller and myself. I have so many fond memories of Cass from the time I was very young. What a great, loving, fun family. I am truly sorry for your loss. Sincerely, Lynda (Miller) Juhasz and family

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Loretta Smith lit a candle

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

I will miss our visits and lunches we had. Thank you for sharing your memories of our family with me. I will cherish them always.

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Ginny Metzger posted a condolence

Sunday, February 4, 2018

I worked with Kass at the Flag House during the primary and election voting...We all had a fun, enjoyable day thanks to Kass' humor, jokes and great personality. She will be missed, mostly her laughter!

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Saturday, February 3, 2018

In loving memory of

Kathryn

1919 - 2018

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