Kaye Corcoran

She loved the Mexican people and helped me do meetings in churches and outside meetings. God bless her memories. Evangelist Gordon Hofer

My heart goes out to Kaye's family. I was one of the many people blessed to be in a bible study with this dear woman. She will be missed.

I have many many memories of Kaye, precious memories. She was one of the kindest, most loving, generous people I have ever known. My spiritual mentor for decades, oh how she loved Jesus. There is a part of my heart that will be missing until the day we meet again, oh glorious day. Enjoy your reunions now and know that I'll join you one day and look forward to you showing me around. You are one of a kind my friend. Much love, Dianna

To the Corcoran family. My life has intertwined with yours in so many ways. My dad working with/for your dad, then John, working with Rocky on tributes for LLWS team, coaching Alex in softball and most recently catching up with Eddie when he called to ask about my mom on her birthday. Kaye meant so much to my dad. When I would see Kaye, she always would offer advice to me and a keenly told story about my dad about times when maybe I didn't see it that way or know the whole story, that changed my view about my dad. My mom would say how nice it was to talk with Kaye whether it was at the grocery store, a ballgame or at the company Christmas parties, thankful to step outside the truck driving stories, because between the two of them, they had heard them all. I am sad to hear the news about Kaye, she was a beacon, uniquely her and will be missed. May God bless her and your family.

Don and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. She sounds like she was an amazing woman! Sophia Smith