Birth date: Feb 26, 1948 Death date: Apr 23, 2021
Kathy Marie Boyce On Friday April 23rd, we lost a mother, a grandmother a sister and a great friend to all. Kathy, known as “Trink”, passed away suddenly at her Baywood Greens home in Delaware. She was born in 1948 to Joseph and Read Obituary
Prayers for the be Boyce Family.
To Kathy's family - my thoughts and prayers are with you. Your Mom was such fun to be with. We were often together at card making class and I always left with a lighter heart because we laughed from beginning to end. Thoughts of Kathy will always bring a smile to my face, I thank her for this.
Janet Pomrinca
I was blessed to call myself Kathy’s friend and pinochle partner. Never a dull moment with Kathy. She made us laugh every week. We heard all about her sports teams every week. Myself a fellow redskin fan. We loved to tease her at cards. We were kept up to date about her kids and grandkids. It will never be the same without her there on Tuesday afternoons. I will miss her immensely! I am so sad that she left us! Thank you for all the laughs dear friend . I am a better person from having met you! Love you girl, Nancy
I moved to Virginia from California and met Kathy thru the Jaycees. Our then husbands were members. Some of the women in the group were not kind to me and I was terrified. Kathy decided that this would not fly, took me under her wing and called Bulls**t on everyone. She saved me. I have a son, Aron, who is Kippy’s age and we all hung out. Had parties and became fast friends. Kathy and I sang in Jaycee talent contests and she put on a play of the Wizard of Oz and cast me as the wicked Witch! This cracked everyone up! I think she was Dorothy. I came back to California, got divorced and we eventually lost touch. A few years ago, I found her on Facebook. I was so happy. The years we missed melted away and we picked up where we left off. She was an amazing person who will never know that what she did for me so many years ago meant so much. To her family, I am so sorry for your loss. She will never be forgotten. She was one of a kind.
