Birth date: Aug 5, 1928 Death date: Jul 27, 2009
Shirley I Kay, 80 passed away July 27, 2009 at St. Bernardine Medical Center, San Bernardino, California. Originally from Los Angeles, Shirley had lived in San Bernardino for over 50 years. She worked as a book keeper and payrol Read Obituary
G-MA,
You will be forever loved by me. I will always miss our talks about Life and how much I cherished every chance I got to talk to you. You were and will always be the best G-MA. I love you and will miss you dearly.##imported-begin##Brett Kay##imported-end##
You will be missed, I always enjoyed talking to Shirley, we went to Doll making class in Redlands after work years ago, we had so much fun,she was a very talented lady and loved to laugh and have a good time##imported-begin##Connie (gomez) Hovis##imported-end##
So, so many have lost a wonderful, caring friend. She has been there for me my whole life, and grew up with my parents. I'm pretty sure that she and my Mom are laughing about something over coffee and pecan pie right now. My heart goes out to Kim, Scott and her entire extended family. What a treasure she was, and I loved her very much.##imported-begin##Cam##imported-end##
My love and condolences to the family.
Shirley was a wonderful loving mother and friend. My memories of Shirley begin over fifty years ago. We lived three doors down from the Kays, and we saw one another on a daily basis. Rick, was my first boyfriend. When we were in third grade, I remember, Rick and Shirley walking hand in hand to our house to deliver a box Valentine's Day chocolates. Another time, she came with a bandaide to patch up my head from a rock Rick had thrown at me! There was never a dull moment with the any of the Kays!
Everyday, Shirley was part of my life. Most of the children on the block spent the majority of their time at the Kays. Playing baseball in the street. Football in the backyard. Flashlight tag at night. Shirley was like a second mother to us all. She was always happy and cheerful, welcoming us all into her home and heart.
Love to you all,
Rhoda##imported-begin##Rhoda Curwen Smith##imported-end##
Farewell to the sweetest lady I've ever known. So thoughtful and always trying to make others happy. In my heart forever.
I Love You - Eric##imported-begin##Eric Kay##imported-end##
I will miss our conversations. She always made me feel welcome with her smile, and she would always ask: "How's your family doing?" She was very hard working, and cared for her husband and family. My prayers go out to the family (John 3:16)##imported-begin##Mike McCuistion##imported-end##
Someone so special will never be forgotten. My Deepest Sympothy. Wish I could be there with the family. I will treasure the scarves she made me forever...##imported-begin##Lori Thornhill (Duclus)##imported-end##
