Memories of Kay Ellen Stone

In memory of

Kay Ellen Stone

Wixom, MI, USA

January 8, 1941 - March 10, 2020

Jan 8, 1941 - Mar 10, 2020

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Kathy Plesuchenko

With and great memories!

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Sharon Andre

The most important thing your mom wanted to be when she grew up was a mom. Your parents were so excited when you two were born-a dream come true!
I have never lived close by but always knew my cousin was there. My door was always open if she ever needed me and I knew she felt the same way.
She will be missed
Love,
Sheri

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Carla Colwell

The Stone family took me in and helped me through my college years. Julie and Sheri were my organ students and Julie asked if I could stay with the family one night. That night stretched out to every weekend over a few years, and a few months I lived there full time. I called Kay "Mom" even though we were only 13 years apart. Her advice and how she modeled caring and love helped shape who I am. Kay's patience with my family and friends that became a part of our lives at the Stones was impressive and kind. I still find notes and recipes from Kay as she helped me cook and bake and have a healthy diet. I realize now that young adults do need support, and feel very appreciative to receive that support from the Stone family. Kay did not need to take on an extra daughter, and yet she did. I couldn't have adopted a more warm Christian family that truly meant "our home is your home". We lost her too young. :( My heart goes out to Clark, Julie, Sheri, their husbands, and the grandchildren. Carla (Cutsinger) Colwell

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Cindy Gilbert

I'm so sorry to learn of Kay's passing. I worked with her over the last 9 years , booking her group's air at Holland America Line. Kay was so dedicated to her group's as can be seen by how many repeat guests she booked year after year. I pray that her family and friends are comforted and wish them Peace.

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Lois & Jim Gibbons

So many of us will miss our fearless founder, fellow traveler, and friend of Village Travelers, Kay Stone. I have had the privilege to know and travel with her over the last seven years. She has taught me so much and been an inspiration right to the end. I will always be grateful for our years together and her kindness. You will be missed!
Lois Gibbons

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Gail Jiskra

Gail Jiskra (McDonald) I was lucky to get connected to Kay because of baton twirling—Julie took lessons,... Read more Gail Jiskra (McDonald) I was lucky to get connected to Kay because of baton twirling—Julie took lessons, marched in many parades... Read more Gail Jiskra (McDonald) I was lucky to get connected... Read more

Gail Jiskra

I didn’t get to finish my memory —Sheri was also very involved in our (Brigadeers)Colorguard. She was also... Read more I didn’t get to finish my memory —Sheri was also very involved in our (Brigadeers)Colorguard. She was also involved in many practices,... Read more I didn’t get to finish my memory —Sheri was also very... Read more

Gail Jiskra

Kay opened her home for me to teach individual lessons after my parents left Dearborn Heights—Kay was a very... Read more Kay opened her home for me to teach individual lessons after my parents left Dearborn Heights—Kay was a very important Blessing... Read more Kay opened her home for me to teach individual lessons... Read more

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Eric Dennard

I am sending my condolences to the Stone family, I am personally saddened because I personally lost a dear friend. My prayers go out to her all of her family and friends who knew her..!

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Cindi Wellman

I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was so good to me...especially after my mom passed. She treated me like another daughter. She will be fondly remembered. Much love to you all.
Cindi Wellman

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