Age 61. She was born to the late Arthur, and Audrey Hamilton. Kathy graduated from Turner High School in Beloit, and currently resided in Grand Chute. She had worked for many years at Lasersave with Don Burich in Appleton. Kathy married on June 4, 1977, in Janesville, and they spent 37 happy years together.
She was always a very active person, and she was a member at Calvary Bible Church, Nickel A Model A Club, Curves, Weight Watchers, and the Fox Valley Brain Tumor Coalition. She greatly enjoyed going on tours with the Nickel A Model A Club, and spending time with her friends, and family. Kathy also loved traveling around, and visiting all kinds of shops along the way. She always had a great sense of humor, an outgoing personality, and was a joy to be around. Even while Kathy was battling her illness, she remained strong, optimistic, and positive. Kathy was preceded in death by her parents; father-in-law, Merlin Hegner; and brother-in-law, Charles Hegner.
She was always a very active person, and she was a member at Calvary Bible Church, Nickel A Model A Club, Curves, Weight Watchers, and the Fox Valley Brain Tumor Coalition. She greatly enjoyed going on tours with the Nickel A Model A Club, and spending time with her friends, and family. Kathy also loved traveling around, and visiting all kinds of shops along the way. She always had a great sense of humor, an outgoing personality, and was a joy to be around. Even while Kathy was battling her illness, she remained strong, optimistic, and positive. Kathy was preceded in death by her parents; father-in-law, Merlin Hegner; and brother-in-law, Charles Hegner.
Age 61. She was born to the late Arthur, and Audrey Hamilton. Kathy graduated from Turner High School in Beloit, and currently resided in Grand Chute. She had worked for many years at Lasersave with Don Burich in Appleton. Kathy married on June 4, 1977, in Janesville, and they spent 37 happy years together.
She was always a very active person, and she was a member at Calvary Bible Church, Nickel A Model A Club, Curves, Weight Watchers, and the Fox Valley Brain Tumor Coalition. She greatly enjoyed going on tours with the Nickel A Model A Club, and spending time with her friends, and family. Kathy also loved traveling around, and visiting all kinds of shops along the way. She always had a great sense of humor, an outgoing personality, and was a joy to be around. Even while Kathy was battling her illness, she remained strong, optimistic, and positive. Kathy was preceded in death by her parents; father-in-law, Merlin Hegner; and brother-in-law, Charles Hegner.
She was always a very active person, and she was a member at Calvary Bible Church, Nickel A Model A Club, Curves, Weight Watchers, and the Fox Valley Brain Tumor Coalition. She greatly enjoyed going on tours with the Nickel A Model A Club, and spending time with her friends, and family. Kathy also loved traveling around, and visiting all kinds of shops along the way. She always had a great sense of humor, an outgoing personality, and was a joy to be around. Even while Kathy was battling her illness, she remained strong, optimistic, and positive. Kathy was preceded in death by her parents; father-in-law, Merlin Hegner; and brother-in-law, Charles Hegner.
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