Fayth Kail

When i actually introduced to faith,I learned that she went to school with my mom and aunt! It was wonderful know knowing the friendship they had and it was wonderful!,and i will definatley miss her something feircw!

I met Fayth at Thrift Drug in 84. Loved her from the start. I later delivered Meals on Wheels to her & Bob every Saturday. She was beloved.

Deepest Sympathies to the Family and Friends of Fayth. Fayth was an incredible Woman, who taught me so much about patience and compassion and kindness. Her incredible strength and perseverance and sheer determination to thrive was incredible and a wonder to behold. Amazing! In Sympathy, Ralph Smith

There are so many memories it’s hard to choose from. One of the things I cherish, and it’s kinda silly is remember being a kid riding on the back of grandmas wheelchair and she would take me away. Flying past everyone, we’d laugh with the wind in our hair.. And now how wonderful it was to see her do that with my own kids, great-grandson holding on as she takes them away like, lifting up their spirits and laugher like she did with me. I had the very best grandma in the whole world. I will love her forever & ever.

My mother and father, Regina and John Kohl, were good friends of Father's and Bob. My mother graduated with her and worked at Wisconsin Central Center with her. When Bob and Father's would come to Florida they always got together. The last time I saw Father's was at my mother's funeral, she was so full of life and positive energy. She will be missed. Elizabeth Kohl-Wormley