One sunny September day Kathleen started out in her garden, her favorite spot, and began to notice some tingling down her left side. She went inside, called her doctor, and was told to go to Emergency. When she saw the doctor the tingling began to subside but soon she could not breathe well or talk articulately. They immediately sedated her and, when they completed the tests, found out that she had suffered a massive brain hemorrhage.

 Kathleen never woke up again and died peacefully... still in her gardening shoes!

Kathleen lived a full life and is missed everyday by her friends and family that loved her so dearly.

 

We are proud to support the Heart & Stroke Foundation's
 Heart Truth Campaign
in her honor.