PLEASE REMEMBER KRISTIN FOULKE

I wanted to share a profound loss to our team andeveryone that have had the pleasure to meet or to know her, this last week.

I deeply feel her loss.

Kristin Foulke passed away Monday, July 31. I know many of you prayed for her recently, thank you.For those of you that had a chance to meet Kristin at Mid States,you will appreciate how sincere I am being when I say she was a veryspecial lady.

Kristin and her daughter drove in from Kentucky, and I am so grateful that I had that opportunity to hug her and meet and visitwith her in person. I connected with Kristin on a personal levelduring our first phone conversation and felt as though I had knownher for years. My deep regret is that there was not more time to spendwith her.

Please go to our company's JUNE newsletter and read the article thatKristin wrote. If you read it before, please read it again. Herwords are somewhat prophetic, but what shines through bright andclear is the wonderfully bright and positive attitude that wasKristin.

Her newsletter was titled "I'M DETERMINED NOT TO FAIL" she didn't.She was, and will remain a warm, strong, and bright flame in myheart, and all that knew her.

We are family here in this business, and Kristin was a beloved family member. Her example willlast our lifetimes.

Lindsay, her daughter, asked me to share this link with you for viewing of her memorial which I have listed below, and other information.http://www.glennfuneralhome.com/

We offer our sincerest condolences to Kristin's family.

For the rest of us, please keep her very special light in your hearts, with thoughts and prayers for her family. I know their loss is beyond profound. Kellene


Kristin Pickett Foulke. August 30, 1947 - July 31, 2006

Birthplace: Ft. Campbell, KY

Resided In: Owensboro KY USA

Visitation: None

Service: Pending




Kristin Pickett Foulke, 47, of Owensboro passed away Monday, July 31, 2006 at the Owensboro Medical Health System. Born at Fort Campbell, KY, Ms. Foulke was a graduate of Mount St. Joseph Academy, Brescia University and received her master’s degree from the University of Hawaii. She had worked as the Development Director for the Glenmary Center and was a member of St. Stephen Cathedral. Ms. Foulke volunteered for the Knights of Columbus and enjoyed traveling, especially to the ocean, photography, and reading.She was survived by a daughter, Lindsay Foulke of Owensboro; a son, Chris Foulke of Owensboro; her parents, Edward and Grace Archambault Pickett of Owensboro; sisters, Rosemary De Coursey and Ellen Pickett both of Arizona, Karen DeSosa of California, and Ann Marie Pickett of Texas; and a brother, Bob Pickett of Owensboro.Glenn Funeral Home is handling arrangements.Expressions of sympathy may take the form of donations to the Kristin Foulke Family, c/o Lindsay Foulke, 1644 Griffith Ave., Owensboro, KY 42301.

Online condolences may be left at www.glennfuneralhome.com.