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Robin Kollman
March 26, 2020
Miss you, Aunt Kotch
Mike and Robin Kollman
William Lusher
April 9, 2017
To my forever beloved Aunt Kotch....you made me feel special....always....I always looked forward to seeing you even though over the years the times we had were not numerous but always enjoyable and rewarding...I thank you for taking me to Chicago in 1976 to see your life and the city...it always meant a great deal to me..the time we went to the Purdue game at OSU in 1985 was great fun. you got to see a little of my life..The world was a richer place because of your presence. It will never be the same. You have earned your place in heaven. Keep watch over us please..we need it now more than ever... Your loving nephew WilliePoo.
Kathy an Gene Dubray
April 4, 2017
Your the greatest Kotch and will be missed by so many . It was our Blessing to know you. What a bright star you were on earth
Love, Gene an Kathy DuBray
Matthew Dionne
April 3, 2017
Such a cool lady. I'm so glad I got to know her on this side of heaven and I look forward to seeing her again. Goodbye for now Kotch Kowell. See you later baby!❤
April 2, 2017
Aunt Kotch - Baby, you were the greatest! Our hearts smile when we recall all the wonderful and endearing stories we have of you. From teaching your nephew Mike how to play golf, to giving your niece Barb confidence to believe in herself, to teaching us all it's ok to walk around telling ourselves "I'm great!" and believe it, to arm wrestling Mike's high school friends in the basement and letting them think they would win if but for a moment, to talking about your deep belief in Jesus as the savior of the world.
Thank you for your meaningful walk on Earth. Enjoy your homecoming. We will miss you!
So long, world champion.
Mike and Robin Kollman
Libertyville, Il.
Christopher Colón
April 2, 2017
From the Colón famiy, we would like to express our condolences to your family.May God keep her in his glory rest in peace .
David and Althea
April 1, 2017
Dear Mildred and family we are so sorry to hear of your loss and offer our deepest condolences. May the words at 1 Thessalonians 4:14 help comfort you during this difficult time.
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