Kay Louise Hansen

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson-Camacho Funeral Home – Mt. Horeb

I’m sorry for your loss of Kay. I’m one of her many cousins and although life has taken all of us in many directions I have often thought of Kay and admired her for her kindness and beauty which shined through her spirit. Elizabeth (Kittleson) Heike

So sorry to hear about Kay. Praying for your whole family. We had a lot of good times together years ago when our kids were young. She was a really nice person. Gary and Mae Sailing

Kay and I not only shared August 1 as our birthday but shared many happy and crazy times growing up. We were also cousins and best friends thoughout our early years. We rode calves, climbed rocks, waded in puddles, played in the hay and basically enjoyed each other and life. Dean, her brother, was much older and Betty, my sister, was much younger and so it became "US". Our fathers did was most farmers did .. they helped each other. Her father had a chopper, my dad had the baler and Uncles Alvin and Jake had combines and wagons. That allowed us to spend many times at each other's home. Our children grew up together and they too have many memories together. Oh, my. The memories....Fly high, Kay.

I grew up with Kay Louise (she was my cousin and I always called her Kay Louise.) When she and Royce were married, I was an usher at their wedding. When they had their big anniversary party at the farm, we hadn't seen each other for quite some time and when we greeted each other I said, "and there's Kay Louise!" She said, "nobody calls me that anymore!" I said, "You will always be Kay Louise to me." She was a wonderful person! Our deepest sympathy to her family. Roger (and Michele) Kittleson