Kathleen Theresa Stahl

With profound sadness and endless love, we announce the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and friend, Kathleen T. Stahl, who passed away peacefully at the age of 72, surrounded by the love of her family.

She was the heart of our family—a woman whose love was constant, whose kindness knew no limits, and whose greatest joy was the people she loved.

She leaves behind her four devoted daughters, Rachael, Heather, Laura, and Sarah (Steven), who were blessed to call her Mom. She was also the proud and loving grandmother to five grandsons: David, Jacob, Jaxon, Alister, and Brayden. Nothing made her smile more than spending time with her grandsons, celebrating their accomplishments, and simply watching them grow.

She is lovingly survived by her sister, Dee Stahl, and is now reunited in Heaven with her parents, Charles and Kaye Stahl, her brother, Charlie, her sister, Karen, and her nephew Jason. We also like to think that waiting to greet her was her beloved cat, Tigger, who passed away last year. Anyone who knew her knew how much she loved Tigger, and it brings us comfort to imagine them together again, reunited after being apart for far too long.

If you ever walked into her home or looked in her bag, chances are there was yarn nearby. Crocheting wasn't just a hobby—it was one of the many ways she showed love. She poured countless hours into creating blankets, hats, and gifts for family, friends, and charity. Every stitch was made with patience, care, and the hope that someone she loved would feel wrapped in comfort. Those handmade treasures will forever remind us of the warmth of her embrace.

She had a quiet strength that carried her through life's challenges with grace. She was the one who listened, offered comfort without hesitation, and loved without conditions. Whether through a thoughtful conversation, a coffee date or a handmade blanket, she had a way of making everyone feel special.

While we will forever miss her laughter, her gentle spirit, and the comfort of simply hearing her voice, we are grateful for the countless memories she gave us. We will carry her love with us every day—in our homes, in our hearts, and in the way we care for one another.

She taught us that family is life's greatest blessing, that love is best shown through simple acts of kindness, and that the little things often become the biggest memories.

Though she is no longer by our side, she will forever remain in our hearts. Her legacy lives on through her daughters, her grandsons, and the countless lives she touched with her kindness.

She will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten. We love you…more