KATHLEEN CAVANAGH Obituary

Paul, Kristin and family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of your beloved Kathleen. This seems unbelievable and I am only able to imagine your grief at this time.

I recall Kathy well and much appreciated whenever she, Paul and my paths crossed. When Paul graciously invited me to attend several of the Indianapolis Formula I races and when we returned, she would patiently listen to our adventures (and the sounds we made emulating the race car engines) I am sure she was bored with our stories and sounds but she was such a kind sole she listened intently. She made others always feel appreciated.

I also recall the afternoon when she and Paul stumbled across an estate sale I was holding at another home and so they had no idea it was my event. This was a low point in my life and I will never forget the warm regards from Paul and a welcoming hug from Kathy.

She was a "class act" at all times. She will be missed by all!

Again, my deepest sympathies to the family.

Sincerely,

Michael Trainer, Sr.

I have so many fond memories of Mrs. Kavanagh. When I roomed with Kristin in college, she was like a second mom to me. I will always remember how beautiful she kept her house, how delicious her baking was, and the cool gumball machine in her living room. Of course, also when Kristin and I got into trouble our senior year at the cabin (haha). Mr. Cavanagh and Kristin, I can´t imagine the pain you are feeling, and my love goes out to both of you. Cheers to a wonderful woman, and may she be smiling down at you now and forever.

From the first time I met you I could tell you had a unique perspective on life. You were a talented individual with a creative flare that I wished I had! I will always remember the fun we had over the years and all the places we went together. I am glad to have known you. You will be sorely missed by all your family and friends. Until we meet again my friend, I wish you peace.