Koreen Kay Kuehn

Kristi, Kerri, and Bridget We all have a lot of fond memories of Kay. As I recall it she was the one that actually came up with the name for Plastic Ingenuity. We were all out to dinner trying to decide what the company name should be and she said it needed to be about plastic and being ingenious. We all agreed that Plastic Ingenuity would be the name, it was perfect and no other names were even considered. I also remember working with her on Saturday mornings to get the work out. She would work all week at the dental office and then come out to the plant ( then not much more than a garage) and spend the day picking parts. Joe commented to me more than once how she supported him when times were tough. She will be missed.

To our very dear friends, Jeff, Kerri, Justin, Jordyn and Jaron. Words cannot express how deeply sorry we are for your loss. Over the years you have shared with us some truly wonderful stories and memories you had with Kay. There was no doubt there was so much love, fun, laughter and good times you all had together. She was an amazing woman, mom, grandmother and friend. We remember spending the entire day with her during the Ironman. Such a fun person to be around. Kay would make people laugh and feel welcome in her presence. Your entire extended family is in our thoughts and prayers!

Our deepest sympathy to all of Kay's family. She was sort of a "hippy", the flower child kind, full of love for everyone, nature and animals. She was a person who always liked Jimmy Eller , and would say so. I love this picture of her kind smile.

Dear Kristi, Kerri, and Bridget, My heart goes out to you and your children. Your Mom was a very kind, fun, and giving friend. I am going to miss her. She was a wonderful example to me on how to carry on after loss. I was blessed to have been part of Kay's extended family. Rest in peace Kay and I hope they have better slot machines in heaven than they do at Ho-Chunk! Love, Clare

My aunt Kay was a very generous person and never wanted recognition for her donations. Her decision to not have a funeral is very fitting of how she lived her life. I will miss her for always being the unique person she was and being passionate about her interests. Sara Novogoratz