Birth date: Jul 12, 1939 Death date: Feb 10, 2022
Kathleen Treacy Bainbridge was born in 1939 in an England gripped by World War Two. Having survived a bombing in London that left debris on her crib, she grew up in a large Irish Catholic family of seven sisters and one brother. Read Obituary
I remember Mrs. bainbridge so fondly. She was always laughing and so positive. I still have the precious baby blanket that she knitted for my firstborn. I used it with all 3 kids & it is still a very precious possession. She was greatly loved ❤️
Kate was a special, fun, and loving neighbor --- not to mention a wonderful cookie baker. She was such a bright spot during our stays in Timber Pines and during her calls to us in Michigan. We will miss her smile, humor, delightful stories and always remember her voice in the 'radio broadcasts'. Sorry that we cannot be there for the celebration of Kate's life.
Joel and Lynn Bender
Nicolette, I’m so sorry about the passing of your mother. The way you spoke of her during the time we worked together in TN reflected the fact that she was a remarkable and special lady. My condolences, Martha Murray
I became acquainted with Kate through the MG program in Wichita. Kate was such a kind & gracious lady & friend to all, She was a wonderful encouragement to our family when our grandchild was born with disabilities. Heaven is a brighter place with Kate!
Kate was so much fun to be around. I got to know her on the Youth Ed. committee of the Master Gardeners in Wichita. She was fun and cheerful and dedicated to whatever she was doing for the committee! I have missed seeing her sweet smile.
Susan Havener
I have many good memories of Kate. We were neighbors for several years and she treated us like her family. She was a Grandmother to our daughter Hannah never forgetting a Birthday a Valentine's Day or Christmas. Kate will live on in our hearts and in our thoughts and it was a privilege to know her.
