Birth date: Oct 21, 1941 Death date: Oct 6, 2010
Katherine Heinbaugh, 68 passed away Wednesday, October 6, 2010 at Mary Washington Hospital. She retired from Spotsylvania County in July 2004 after 26 years of service. Katherine is survived by three daughters, Teresa Stailey an Read Obituary
I will always miss you grandmother you will always be in my heart and i will think of you and your beautiful smile every day... They say time heals everything but i know that's not true time that passes from day to day year to year will never fade your memory from those whom loved and shared so much time with you ... One day we will meet again and how sweet that will be.. I love you grandma and miss you very very much... Love, jason
My Nanny was the best Granma in the world! She made us all feel loved and would due anything in the world for us. I learned so much from her and I will follow the path she laid down for me. This life is all about lovin and she made it loud and clear to us all. I love you Nanny.
Kathy will truly be missed, I remember at the Fredericksburg Fair always knew where to find her , at the BINGO table , she was the sweetest lady . Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family
I am so very sorry to read about Ms. Heinbaugh's passing. I helped care for her during her stay at MWH --- In the short time I had with her she really touched my heart. My sympathies and prayers go out to your entire family.
Ricky, I'm very sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family.
Kathy, I can not believe it has been 30 years, since I met you. I remember the laughs we had at Courtland, as if it were yesterday. You truly were a special person, and brought joy to those who had the pleasure of knowig you. My thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time, I know you are in a better place and pain free.
My sympathies and condolences go out to the Heinbaugh family. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss.
Kathy was a dear friend to me. In all four years as a student at Courtland High, I volunteered my study hall time assisting the janitorial staff and worked with Kathy. Subsequently, while in college, Kathy and I again worked together for Beverly Enterprises. She unknowingly became one of my most valued mentors - she taught me her incredible work ethic and the value of hard work. I learned from Kathy to never complain about the job, but to instead be thankful that I had one. I reconnected with Kathy several times through the years since, and she always greeted me with a hug and it seemed as if we had never been apart.
To Teresa, Loretta, Jeanne, Billy, and the rest of her family I express my sincere condolences - above work she loved her family the most. I know that your loss has left a terrible void, but focus on the exceptional life that she led, the lessons that we've learned from her, her beautiful smile, and contagious laugh. I have no doubt that her impact on our lives is her legacy and will carry from us to future generations.
Kathy - thank you for your love and wisdom and for your role in making me the person that I am today. God bless you and keep you until we meet again....
-Sam Foltz
Ronnie and Jeanne Gordon and family, Aunt kathy you will be missed but now you are with mom and Jake watching over all of us. Love you and will miss you always.
Ricky, Donna, & Family,
We would like to offer heartfelt sympathy, Please know you are in our prayers.
James & Leanne
