I'm just shocked! Priscilla had been a friend ever since first grade. I remember her ready smile and friendliness toward everyone From reading all of the obits from our class, I guess it's true that the good die young. RIP, Priscilla.
I was looking forward to seeing Kris at the reunion and am shocked and so saddened by this news. "Priscilla" was my best friend during our early high school days. She threw a surprise birthday party for me one year and the surprise was that I didn't know any of the people she invited. They were all friends of hers. I still smile at this memory and cherish the years of friendship I was lucky to have shared with her. Rest in peace dear friend.
I, too, was looking forward to visiting with Priscilla at the reunion. This is very sad. I believe we were in kindergarten together. I'd have to check the photo of the kids in paper Easter hats to be sure. We were in Blue Birds/Camp Fire Girls together. Wonderful person!!
Sad to hear that Priscilla died so young. From reading her obituary, it sounds like she lead a very full, usefull, good life. I have really positive memories of Priscilla's friendliness to everyone.
I find myself totally shocked and sad. I am glad her family was with her. We were friends for many years and thought she might be at the reunion. I guess we must love those that are with us and remember with love those that have passed.
I also am shocked and saddened at news of Priscilla's passing. Along with Meredith Vincent and Carol Perry, we were all good friends at Hale Cook. It sounds like she had a wonderful career and family -- she deserved them!
I was sorry to hear about Priscilla's death. It did sound like she had a busy, useful and loving life with family, friends, and work. We were good friends from Hale Cook, through Bingham, and all the way through Southwest. We hadn't stayed in contact after SW, but I had wondered about how her life was going. Sympathy to her family.
I'm so shocked. I lost track of her after high school and then reconnected at our 20th reunion.
We had some great times. His name escapes me at the moment but he was the drivers ed teacher at Southwest. He ran the snackbar at the Leawood Country Club during the summer vacation and hired us to join him. Pricilla and I worked several summers serving up burgers, shakes, lemon and limeades. As soon as we finished our shift we would don the swim suits and join our friends at the pool for the rest of the day. It was a blast and we earned a whopping $1.25 an hour. Big money back then. I haven't seen her since the 20th reunion. It sounds like she had a wonderful life and lived her passion. I'm sorry we didn't stay connected.
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Meredith Vincent (Porter)
I'm just shocked! Priscilla had been a friend ever since first grade. I remember her ready smile and friendliness toward everyone From reading all of the obits from our class, I guess it's true that the good die young. RIP, Priscilla.
Maxine Cooper (Brand)
I was looking forward to seeing Kris at the reunion and am shocked and so saddened by this news. "Priscilla" was my best friend during our early high school days. She threw a surprise birthday party for me one year and the surprise was that I didn't know any of the people she invited. They were all friends of hers. I still smile at this memory and cherish the years of friendship I was lucky to have shared with her. Rest in peace dear friend.
Carol Perry Davis
I, too, was looking forward to visiting with Priscilla at the reunion. This is very sad. I believe we were in kindergarten together. I'd have to check the photo of the kids in paper Easter hats to be sure. We were in Blue Birds/Camp Fire Girls together. Wonderful person!!
Susan Sanders (Bizeau)
Sad to hear that Priscilla died so young. From reading her obituary, it sounds like she lead a very full, usefull, good life. I have really positive memories of Priscilla's friendliness to everyone.
Terry Satterlee
I find myself totally shocked and sad. I am glad her family was with her. We were friends for many years and thought she might be at the reunion. I guess we must love those that are with us and remember with love those that have passed.
Susan Gramms (Walker)
I wish that Priscilla's family could read all the kind postings of memories of her. Is anyone posting to the obit website?
Susan Noll (Carrithers)
I also am shocked and saddened at news of Priscilla's passing. Along with Meredith Vincent and Carol Perry, we were all good friends at Hale Cook. It sounds like she had a wonderful career and family -- she deserved them!
Elaine Manuel (Sander)
I was sorry to hear about Priscilla's death. It did sound like she had a busy, useful and loving life with family, friends, and work. We were good friends from Hale Cook, through Bingham, and all the way through Southwest. We hadn't stayed in contact after SW, but I had wondered about how her life was going. Sympathy to her family.
Sharon Richardson (Meisel)
I'm so shocked. I lost track of her after high school and then reconnected at our 20th reunion.
We had some great times. His name escapes me at the moment but he was the drivers ed teacher at Southwest. He ran the snackbar at the Leawood Country Club during the summer vacation and hired us to join him. Pricilla and I worked several summers serving up burgers, shakes, lemon and limeades. As soon as we finished our shift we would don the swim suits and join our friends at the pool for the rest of the day. It was a blast and we earned a whopping $1.25 an hour. Big money back then. I haven't seen her since the 20th reunion. It sounds like she had a wonderful life and lived her passion. I'm sorry we didn't stay connected.
Blessings,
Sharon Richardson Meisel