Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Kellie was my neighbor and very good friend. I will always remember that snowy day in 2002 when a kidney unexpectedly became available for our 11 year old son and we had to rush down to CHOP. Kellie took our then 8 year old son for the entire week!!! She even took him to get stitches out of his chin (from an earlier ice skating accident) - the hospital staff freaked out when they found out, after taking out the stitches, that she was not his mother. She was my go to person, the one I laughed with, cried with, walked with, and shared just about everything with. In later years, I regret that we fell out of touch - my fault - and I am sorry. Rest in peace Kellie, you impacted so many with your kindness. I wish I could have one more conversation with you to catch up and to tell you how sorry I am we did not keep in touch. Hope you and Harry are having some good laughs in heaven!
