Louise Gigi McKay Card

Dear Cathy and family, I was in Millcreek Canyon over the weekend and remembered that I had seen Louise's obituary in the paper recently. I thought I'd express my condolences. I have fond memories of beautiful Louise from my childhood. I remember her being a wonderful hostess and can picture her fabulous home and yard on Millcreek. I know my parents had many good times with both Louise and Dick. It is difficult when both parents are gone. I hope that good memories and the love of family will help all of you as you grieve. Best wishes, Ginny

thanks for commenting dad! glad to hear you had a wet n' wild time today. i do rembmeer that incident at ft. cobb lake. i didn't know you gave that guy a bunch of vegetables and fruit though. chris and i practiced for our gig tomorrow night at homer's. we're gonna use a borrowed keyboard that has drum and bass patterns on it and play blue bayou' and maybe under the boardwalk.' wish you could be there.

I placed an item in frneid and fellow Soldier's casket. It was a small medallion of St. Christopher traveler's saint'. Traditionally there is nothing against it just ask the familiy first. I am sorry for your loss. To the Soldier thank you for your service. Gratias Ago Tibi'

Time alone cannot erase all the great experiences Carol and I had with Dick and Louise Card. What a great caring and lovely lady Louise was and her smile and warmth will be greatly missed. We know that she has reaped a just reward and is at Peace with our Father and Richard in a Heavenly Dwelling. A. F. Martin Family

Our family would like to send you condolences on the loss of your sweet mother. It is so hard to lose a loved one, but remember she will always be with you and you will always have your wonderful memories. Our prayers are with you.