Lila Kathryn Bowers

I was saddened to learn of the passing of "Aunt Kathryn", who I haven't had the opportunity to see for many years. Unfortunately, distance limited our communication to cards at holidays. My mother, Dorothy, was her oldest sister. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss and take comfort in knowing that her long life has left you with memories that you will cherish for years to come. Thomas Hansley (Tommy) Morris 1800 Emerson Rd. Kinston, NC 28504

Our deepest sympathy on the passing of your Mother/Grandmother. A spunky, thoughtful, dear sweet friend of ours over the past 20 some years. Had many good times and visits with Kathryn and Bob, past years our Christmas cards and yearly phone call after New Years. She talked fondly of her family and always so proud. Tom and Diane Wilson (Waunakee)

Our sympathy is with you all on the passing of your Mother and Grandma Kathryn. I have many fond memories of Kathryn and Bob growing up with them as our neighbors across the fence with my parents Dan and Ellen Carlson. I can still see her gardening in the hottest of summers and many smiles at the fence with my parents. May she rest in peace with Bob. Caring thoughts Rob Carlson

So sorry for your loss, she was always full of spunk. She lived a long life, had a ,beautiful family, loved that she would always dress up for your crazy parties . She will watch over you all from Heaven, with your Dad.

Was honored to be Lila's doctor for many years. Always looked forward to her visits: I would tell her what I thought she should do to stay healthy. She would thank me then politely indicate that she was going to do what she darn well wanted and we'd see how things turned out. They always seemed to turn out pretty well, even on those few occasions when she actually took my advice. After I retired, 3 years ago, we still exchanged Christmas cards, and I'm not sure what I'll do this year when there isn't a card from her by December 1st. My condolences to her family. I am saddened to think that Lila's not in our world anymore. She was quite a gal! Cal Bruce