Obituary of Kaye Lynette Levie

A Tribute to My Beloved Wife, Kaye Lynette Levie She was my Best Friend. I met her in December of 1979. I observed my wife, Kaye Lynette Levie, daily, from Oct. 1998 when we first moved in together; and continuing through Sept. of 2002, when we married. I never found her lacking in love for people and animals around her. Never did I see anyone resistant to such genuine charm. Her laughter was cute and honest, not contrived. Her hugs were given freely to all. My only regret in life is not asking Kaye to marry me years sooner. Kaye often told me, she was waiting for me to ask her! Kaye loved embroidery, quilting, and knitting. She did some work as a Certified Medication Aid. But her favorite work for over 20 years was in In-Home Care as a Certified Nurses Aid. She enjoyed the quality time with her elderly clients. Also, she received a diploma as a Pharmacy Technician on Oct. 16, 2002. Kaye considered her life’s reward were her five grandchildren and her three daughters, Cathy Figuera, Jennifer Monk, (who have survived her), and Deborah White – her youngest, who died 2 years ago.Kaye was also preceded in death by her Mother- Pearl, brother; Carl,& half-sister; Molly Schultz. Kaye is also survived by her father; Dean and half-sister, Judy McQuay. Sweety, I’ll Love You Always, Jerry