Kathryn D. Musk

Birth date: Feb 1, 1908 Death date: Sep 27, 2003

Mrs. Kathryn D. Musk, age 95, died Saturday, September 27, 2003. She was born in Grand Rapids, MI on February 1, 1908 to William & Jennie Jelier. She married Nida Musk on May 2, 1925 in Muskegon; and he preceded her in death in 19 Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1151w ago

I am sorry to hear of Aunt Kathryn's passing. I do hope she did not suffer greatly in her last days. I remember her and Uncle Nida coming to my Grandmother's at Eagle Lake and visiting or going rowing with Chuckie in one of the boats. Uncle Nida was always finding something to fix like a motor or such. My Mom and I last visited with Aunt Kathryn in the fall 2 years ago when we drove up to see her, after going to church in Allegan at the Congregational church there. ( My Mom has since seen her but I was not with then.)
Mom and Aunt Kathryn did a little traveling together when my grandmother was still in Florida and they went off gallavanting so to speak. Aunt Kathryn was a good sport for things that were new to her.
Aunt Kathryn was always soft spoken and tender. She will be missed and as my Aunt Eleanor has mentioned, Kathryn was the last of her generation which leaves my Mom and Aunt E. feeling vulnerable since their "little" brother Uncle Bill passed away 3 years ago.
Peace to all in the family. I pray for God's comfort in this time of loss.
I like to imagine that Aunt Kathryn has been united with family beyond in heaven and that no one is hobbled by earthly infimities so they run and skip freely enjoying the light and love.
God Speed,
Jan H-S##imported-begin##Janet D. Hughes-Smith##imported-end##

Anonymous

1151w ago

Dear Cousins, Thanks for your help with Aunt kathryn over the years. It is sad at the passing of the last of my grandmothers generation, but what a strong and vital family. I will remember fondly the times with Aunt Kathryn, especially the last time I saw her which was at Grandma Hutchison's 100th birthday.
Love, Mary Hiller and family##imported-begin##Mary Hughes Hiller##imported-end##

Anonymous

1151w ago

I wish I had made it up to Michigan to see Katheryn one more time. I recall numerous times she visited her sister Mary at Eagle Lake while I was there as a child. Sorry to see the last of that generation depart. Special thanks to all the family members who helped her through the years.
Bill.##imported-begin##William T. (Bill) Reace III##imported-end##

Anonymous

1152w ago

Bless you Great Aunt Kathryn.
I remember a sweet kind very capable person with a warm inviting smile. It was relaxing to be in her company and I enjoyed listening to her stories of the family history.
I remember my family going up to Muskegon to visit when I was young and the large gathering of relatives having a fun picnic outdoors.
There are also fond memories of her visits at Eagle Lake to see her sister Mary and a visit down in Tallahassee when she laughed and smiled as we listened to music.

Thanks to those of you for looking after her with such care.
Love, Jay Reace Scott##imported-begin##Jay Reace Scott##imported-end##

Anonymous

1152w ago

Wish we could be there with all you Michigan cousins to honor our old aunt. All of our children thought so highly of Kathryn and felt she was an important member of our family. We enjoyed her visits to our homes, and treated herlike a contemporary; she was quiet but with a good sense of humor. It will seem strange to go to Michigan in the summer and not be able to see her. With sympathy and love to all. Eleanor Hutchison Reace.##imported-begin##Eleanor and Bill Reace##imported-end##

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