Kathleen Keiffer
Obituary
Keiffer, Kathleen Mae, 77 of Tulsa, passed from this life on Sunday, June 24, 2007. She was born on December 22, 1929 in Boise, ID to Ira and Amelia (Marlier) Sanders. Kathleen was a wonderful friend, mother, confidant, artist and a prayer warrior that touched many lives. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glen and a daughter, Susie Stone. She is survived by, 2 daughters, Janie Jackson, of Waco, TX and Amy Lazzari, of Pacific, MO; 1 son, Mark Keiffer, of Glenpool, OK; 6 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Service 10:00 A.M. Wednesday People's Church, 8621 S. Memorial, Tulsa with interment at Ft. Gibson National Cemetery. Ninde Brookside Chapel 742-5556.
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Tributes & Memories
She was such a loving and gracious person. When you were loved by her - you truly knew the meaning of love. She will be missed and remembered. She was truly an angel just waiting for her wings. June Tucker
June Tucker
I met Kathleen when she offered to come to my house and give a perm to my mother-in-law Marjorie Anderson. Marjorie is a friend and long customer of Kathleen's. Marjorie had been in hospitol, and came to live with us in 2001. I then became a customer of her's for the last six years. She was a wonderful lady, and I often got to met grandkids when I came for my appointments. She will be greatly missed by me and Marjorie. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your families. Sincerely, Nancy and Jim Anderson
Nancy Anderson
The day I met Kathleen I knew I was meeting a truly remarkable woman -- I will bless that day forever. Kathleen had the purest heart and soul of anyone I've ever known. She loved her family and friends unconditionally -- spoiling us all. She never gave away confidences, always treated everyone with the utmost respect, and truly believed in the best possible outcome of all situations. She lived the Christ example. I will love and miss her everyday while on earth and look forward to our spiritual reunion.
Charlene Kays
She was such a sweet person. I will pray for the ones left behind during this dificult time.
Michelle Atkins