Kathryn J. TenBrock

Birth date: Jun 15, 1948 Death date: Nov 18, 2008

Mrs. Kathryn J. Ten Brock, age 60, passed away at Hackely Hospital, Tuesday evening, November 18, 2008 following a brief illness. Kathy was born in Muskegon on June 15, 1948 to Clifford and Dorothy (Sweet) Udell. She graduated fro Read Obituary

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Anonymous

879w ago

Hi Kath: Sorry this has taken me so to write to you. I have known you since I moved here and started to work at Muskegon Bank and Trust, we worked together on and off over the years at several financial institutions and even when we did not work together, we always made time to get together for lunch,a bite after work and emails almost daily. You always had a smile for me and a giggle, you loved to laugh and made everyone around you happy. I have now had the pleasure to meet your family and I sure know where you get your personality from. I miss you terribly but I know you are at peace.##imported-begin##Barb Deuell##imported-end##

Anonymous

880w ago

Good bye dear friend until we meet again##imported-begin##Joe Watson##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

A short paragraph is not enough space to tell the world how I feel about my "Kappy Lou", (a nickname she picked up from "Edwina",an old southern belle customer) The day we met in 1971 as young bank tellers at Muskegon Bank and Trust, our souls were instantly bonded. She was proud to be one of "Alice's Girls" from the Peck Street branch of the bank, surviving bank robberies, jokes, pranks and more fun than people should be allowed to have at work! She would delight in telling anyone about the first day we met; when we got our wires crossed and I slammed her fingers in the teller drawer! How we could laugh about such an awful thing, I'll never know, but we did..hysterically! We were instant and inseparable friends..for 37 years.
Laughter, tears, and practical joking. Kap, we'll reminisce again someday, about giving kittens CPR,booga-booga, the doot-to-doo, peep-peep,Nadine Noodle Soup, knocking on your windows when you were reading those spooky books, Edwina, Russell in your garden,and all the fun times we had.
You were my rock. And I admired you for your devotion to Del and the girls.
As the poem says...
"I love you not only for what you are, but for what I am when I am with you". You made me a better person. Good-bye my soul-mate....for now. I##imported-begin##Deb Hyde##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I had the honor of meeting Kathy over 20 years ago when I was a temporary clerk working for First of America and she was an Underwriter. I always told her I wanted to be just like her when I grew up. That hasn't happened as Kathy was a special, unique gift to everyone who knew her. She was one of a kind. Over the years, Ksthy was my mentor, co-worker, dear friend and sometimes my "mom at the office". Even when she was having a bad day her warmth and gentle spirit would shine so bright it was contagious. My life has forever been changed by knowing Kathy and I will miss her tremedously.
May your sorrow and grief be short and your wonderful memeories live forever. I'll miss you Kathy!##imported-begin##Kim Martin##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I got to know Kathy when she was assigned to be my mentor for my credit analyst position. Kathy was very helpful in training me. During that time we found time to joke with one another and develop a friendship over the phone. I miss her already and my thoughts and prayers are with her family. She was a very caring and wonderful person.##imported-begin##Cyndi Hollowell##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I have known Kathy since she was 17. We worked at Hackley bank together in our late teens and early 20's.
We hung out together on weekends and had a lot of fun and laughs.
In fact, I was with her when she met her wonderful husband Del.
We were good friends for many years. We got married 1 week apart, we gave each other wedding showers and baby showers.
As we got busy raising our family's, we lost touch for many years, but my dear friend Kathy was always in my heart.
She was so sweet and so much fun to be around.
My deepest sympathy to Del and Trisha and
Carmen.##imported-begin##Diane Korson##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I have worked with Kathy for quite sometime. We would come in together early in the UW Dept. and talk and laugh each morning prior to starting to work. She is a wonderful person and I will miss her very much. My prayers are with her entire family.##imported-begin##Vivienne Zaug##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

We will surely miss your great smile and generous heart! You always had a way of making those around you feel good because you were so nice and non-judgmental. We are grateful to have spent time with you over the years and you will forever be in our hearts!##imported-begin##Doug and Mary TenBrock##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I was saddened by the news of Kathy's passing. She was a truly nice person. I didn't know her very long, but was always impressed by her ability to make everyone feel they were important to her as a friend. She will be missed by many in so many ways. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family.##imported-begin##Judi Anderson##imported-end##

Anonymous

881w ago

I worked with Kathy many years. She was such a wonderful person. I never heard a complaint and she was always helpful, willing to go the extra mile. She was so sweet and had a great sense of humor. I will miss her dearly. My thoughts and prayers are will all of you.##imported-begin##Kathy##imported-end##

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