The obituary notice of Kathleen (Kath) MAY (Nee Maddox)

I am deeply saddened to hear the news of Auntie Kathy’s passing.
No words can truly ease the loss of a loved one.
My thoughts are with you all at this sad and difficult time.

Kath

I met Kath five years ago when I got together with her granddaughter, Jemma, and from the very beginning we got on straight away. She welcomed me in without hesitation and always treated me as one of her own. That’s just who she was.

Kath had a way of knowing when something wasn’t quite right. She’d look at me and ask if I was okay, and she never let me leave without one of her warm hugs. Those small moments meant more than she probably ever knew.

We shared many chats about the soaps, especially EastEnders. Kath would always come to me if she had a question about what was going on, and I loved that. It became our little thing.

One of my favourite memories , and something I’ll always smile about, is her calling me her “Toy Boy.” That was just Kath. Completely herself.

Thank you for being you, Kath.
The best Nan to Jem, and the most wonderful Nana to Annalise and Nova-Mae.

You will be so deeply missed and forever loved.

❤️ Goodnight & God Bless, Kath ❤️

Thinking of George, Kim, Paula & families at this sad time. R.I.P Kathy love Jean, Sean, Sean, Joanne & families x x x x

Kathleen was a wonderful lady, all the staff and Sisters at the Sisters of Notre Dame convent loved her working here. We send our condolences at this sad time. Remembering Kathleen in prayer

Rip Kath xxxx

Kathy was the most loveliest woman, am so glad I got the chance to meet her as she is most definitely one of a kind.