Katherine Louise Casebolt Loftin

To my Dearest and sweetest Aunt Kath,
I will never ever forget your kindness, your knowledge and your will power. It was alway a treat to visit your home both in Fayetteville and out on the farm. I loved the home you had with Uncle Troy and how you treasured your antiques, it was like a Museum to me. Some of my fondest memories were our trips to Arkansas from Utah and your wonderful meals and warm welcomes. My dad is the only living sibling now for the Casebolt Clan, but he's a youngster, only 83 and going strong! Thanks for the memories and life lessons. I will forever treasure our times together!

Katherine was my friend from long ago. There were a group of ladies that attended Fred's auction. This group came more to visit than to buy! We had some fun times and I remember Katherine as being in on all the fun. We drifted apert as we got older, had other interests, and not as much energy. She always kept me updated on Jeffery as he grew up and went away. (he was one of our students at Play Learn School.) I want to extend my sympathy to all of you as I know you will miss her! Edith Griffin

Rest in Peace Aunt Katherine, I remember playing at your house many years ago, and Uncle Troy taking me for a ride on the train. I am the granddaughter of Uncle Troy's sister, Ida Mae Parrish; the daughter of his niece Shelba Yoes.

A lovely, gracious lady and she will be missed by those who loved her.

Tammy