Tom Christie posted a condolence

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

I have known Kaitlin her whole life. I was heartbroken when I heard of her passing. She was vibrant, loving, caring and always smiled when I saw her. When she was about 2 years old she started calling me Bob Tomatoe. I think it was from a show she liked to watch. My name being Tom she gave me the nickname Bob Tomatoe which is what she called whenever I would see her. There will always be a special space in my heart for her. Love to you Kaitlin the world has lost a special sole. I know you touched my heart in a very special way. Donna, Ken and Paul I am so sorry for your loss Love to you Kaitlin. Love your Bob Tomatoe

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Sunday, April 12, 2026

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Sunday, April 12, 2026

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Sunday, April 12, 2026

Kaitlin is one of my longest and closest best friends, met in 2014, and has been an anchor in my life, and I can only hope dearly that I was an anchor in hers. Kaitlin is as authentic and down-to-earth as a person gets. She always brought a smile and laugh to my face, especially in times when it was hard to do so. Kaitlin has always been an inspiring and unstoppable force, she never gave up on me, what ailed her, ailed me, and vice versa. She was beautiful in every way. She is a pillar in my life. The space we shared together, the stories we made, the creations and music we shared, the endless inside-jokes that will remain precious to us—those worlds will always stay permanently here. She deserved, and continues to deserve, the whole entire world. I would give anything to take your place, to give you another chance to find beauty and joy once again in this cruel world. I am not saying goodbye. You are always with me, in my heart and all my most precious memories, and I will carry you with me for as long as I am still breathing. I hope her soul can find Bob, and know joy and peace for the rest of time together. My deepest, strongest, greatest condolences to Donna, Paul, Ken and Deb, to Gimli, to all the people, animals, family, and friends that had the privilege and joy of knowing Kaitlin. Love the people in your life, love them shamelessly, unconditionally, wholeheartedly, through every pain and cruelty. Every moment is so precious. This is cruel and unfair and a tragedy. You have been a rich and bright light in my life. I love you, Kait.

Rebecca posted a condolence

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Though we had only recently met, in the short amount of time that Kaitlin and I became friends, her incredible personality and light were qualities without question. She was a wonderfully talented, endlessly thoughtful, and hysterically witty person. Her creativity was off the charts, and it was a huge honour to be able to collaborate with her and see her mind at work. I will cherish the time we had together, the jokes we slung at each other, the characters we gushed over, and the art we made together. You will be missed, friend. Know that the love your family and friends hold for you will continue now and forever.

Paige posted a condolence

Sunday, March 29, 2026

Kait was a dear friend of mine, and I am saddened by her passing. My heart goes out to all of her friends and family.

Brittany posted a condolence

Friday, March 27, 2026

I only had the pleasure of knowing Kaitlin for a year and I'm so grateful that I got to know and love her in that time. Kaitlin was one of the most authentic true to herself people I have ever met. She sure could make me laugh! She often would make fun remakes of songs at work that always put a smile on face. I loved hearing all the interesting facts she knew about many different things and hearing about her great love for Bob and all the stories she had to share. You are so missed Kaitlin. Things aren't the same without you ❤️

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Friday, March 27, 2026

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Thursday, March 26, 2026

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Thursday, March 26, 2026

This is the only photo I have of Kaitlin taken at Donna’s baby shower, years before I had children of my own. I moved away from Donna and so I didn’t know Kaitlin,unfortunately, but after reading the many beautifully written condolences, I feel like I do now, just a little. I read that Kaitlin was funny, creative, musical, genuine, bold, a fellow animal lover, and capable of deep love. Admirable qualities our world needs more of. Such a brilliant, unique young lady cherished by the family and friends who really knew her. How lucky she was! Of course, the heartwrenching flip side to deeply loving,sensitive souls like Kaitlin, is profound pain. Perhaps integrating such a gem of a soul into a sometimes heartless, isolating world is especially arduous for anyone capable of such intense emotion. Donna and Paul and family, I am so sad for you for having to endure this tragic, unimaginable loss. I hope that your treasured memories of your beautiful child and all the good she left behind comfort you during your time of grief now and and forever.

Melissa Spurgeon posted a condolence

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Where to start. Although I didn’t know Kaitlin as well as I would have liked I worked with her for a year and I remember when she came in for her interview, her Whitty comments I was like oh boy this girl is definitely going to fit in here. And she did but I’m her own amazing way. She always apologized for “tolerating” her autism and I hated that. Why apologize you are being you. I loved having her as my brown sugar breaking buddy when we would make apple crumble cause it gave me an opportunity to hear some stories and get to know the real genuine Kaitlin not just the smart ads one we all know and love. She was smart and kind and had the most amazing knowledge of the most random things but especially 911. You will be missed my friend. ❤️❤️

Carolyn Rumble posted a condolence

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Donna, My sincere condolences to you and your family. Carolyn Rumble

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Thursday, March 26, 2026

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Thursday, March 26, 2026

Abbey posted a condolence

Wednesday, March 25, 2026

Kaitlin and I were in the same grade at East Elgin and shared many classes together. Though we were not close, I always admired her boldness, bravery, and humour. Once in our American History class, she piped up to our teacher “Mr. Ninness, all of women’s problems start with men. Menstruation, menopause, meningitis..” The entire class laughed, including our teacher.

Tania Faris posted a condolence

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

I sadly didn't get to know Kaitlin for too long. We worked for a year together, but that short time I was blessed to be around her I quickly came to notice how hardworking she was. She always did her best in all the jobs she did. There was no task she would get her hands on that she wouldn't excel at. I remember anytime there was a problem, she wouldn't wait for someone else to fix it, she would take charge and fix it herself. She was very intelligent, and a very fast learner. Kaitlin always had a way of making people laugh with her random, hilarious comments and jokes. The energy she brought (that for whatever reason she was convinced annoyed people), brightened up my day, and I wish she would've known that. A while back, I needed someone to model how to properly clean a piece of equipment for a photo, and Kaitlin volunteered. Her arm was in the shot and she rolled up her sleeve and told me to make sure I got her big bicep in the photo. She was very fun to talk to. I'll never forget how much fun I had when I trained her on spice mixing—laughing about the most random things. I miss you Kaitlin.

Brooke L posted a condolence

Tuesday, March 24, 2026

My deepest condolences to Kaitlin’s family and friends. She was an amazing human, and showed this in many ways. Not only was she very funny and had an amazing sense of humour, but she was so caring. In grade 6, I was getting bullied and Kaitlin had witnessed it. We were not very close at this age, but she asked me if I was okay and told me she was there if I needed a friend. The following day, she gave me a photo of her school picture, and on the back she had written some words of encouragement, and that I always had a friend in her. This stayed with me through to adulthood. Kaitlin touched so many lives, and my heart breaks that she is gone. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family and friends. Rest in Peace Kaitlin.

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Monday, March 23, 2026

We are at such a loss for words. Our hearts are broken, and we are just so sad for the whole family. Kaitlin was such a special girl, so witty, so thoughtful, and always wise beyond her years. Those beautiful eyes and her deep love for animals showed the kind, gentle soul she had. We cherish the countless big laughs we had together with our same sense of wacky humour that runs in the family. We will miss those laughs dearly. Please know how much we love you and how closely we are holding you in our hearts. We wish more than anything that we could take away even a small part of this pain. We love you all. Blair, Jessica and Hayden Moffat

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Monday, March 23, 2026

Stacy Haarsma posted a condolence

Monday, March 23, 2026

Donna and family - my heart shattered for you upon hearing this news. There are no words that can ease this loss. I hope you can feel how much you are cared for and supported. You are in my thoughts during this incredibly difficult time.

Heather & Kevin Wood posted a condolence

Monday, March 23, 2026

Donna, Ken and family, there are no words for this kind of loss. My heart breaks thinking about the bright light Kaitlin was and the deep void she leaves behind. We were lucky to have known young Kaitlin as the witty, old-soul, talented gal who shared her gifts of music & theatre and was so engaging and hilarious to chat with. We remember watching some of her plays alongside you, the proudest parents, I loved hearing daily stories of Kaitlin-isms when we worked together Donna, and how much laughter she brought to your house. Later I would hear through a good friend, about her incredible impact at the barn and through her work with horses. She had a special gift to get below the surface with people and animals. She cared so deeply, and felt so deeply. She was gifted in so many ways and will always be your sweet girl, and now your angel looking over you. Sending so much love, Heather & Kevin Wood

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Monday, March 23, 2026

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Monday, March 23, 2026

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Monday, March 23, 2026

Carla Truman posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Donna, Ken and families, There are no words that can express the depth of sorrow I feel for your loss. During this time of grief, may you find solace in the love and memories you shared with Kaitlin. Her spirit lives on in the many lives she touched. My sincerest condolences to you and your families.

Kyrie Christo posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

I had the privilege of sharing a grade 9 English class with Kaitlin, and boy did she make it memorable! Our class read The Hobbit as our shared reading, or should I say Kaitlin read it to us! She couldn’t bear to hear anyone else butcher the text (which is SO Kaitlin). We had the privilege of hearing her read the story, and immersing us in the book better than anyone else could have. She narrated, she created individual voices for each character and never forgot which voice belonged to who. She made the class not only enjoyable but something I looked forward to. I will forever be grateful to have that memory, and it will always be a story I love to tell.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kaitlin came into our lives as a sweet little 3 year old that we all fell in love with. Although not born into the Gallagher family she was absolutely one of us. From a very early age, Kaitlin showed her wit and sense of humour. It was dry, sometimes sarcastic but always brilliant. As a little kid she always had a stuffy in hand and usually didn’t leave the house without at least one…or a dozen. On one trip when they came to visit us on Vancouver island, Ken Donna and Kaitlin arrived with a lot of luggage for a short trip. We soon realized Kaitlin just couldn’t leave the house without her favourite stuffies so she brought most of the team. Including Slammy and Spammy, her ultimate faves, and a whole suitcase full of others. On one occasion when we went to Aylmer to visit them, we were gifted with a live guitar and singing performance by Kaitlin. What a talent! We knew she was interested in musical theatre but we had no idea just how good she was, and she was really really good. That night was magic in so many ways. We felt truly honoured that she felt comfortable enough with us that she would whip out her guitar and sing for us. And how can we forget her obsession with the Lord of the Rings. She knew every detail of every movie. Another example of her depth of love. She loved deeply Kaitlin has a very big heart. She loved very deeply. Just ask anyone who knew her and any stray cat that happened to stroll within 50 ft of her. And her many furry friends were the benefit of that love. We are devastated by losing Kaitin, but it was also really hard to know she was suffering. With much love and sadness, we know her pain is over, and ours will linger. Sending all of our love to Donna, Ken, Paul and Deb and everyone that knew her. We will be be forever bonded by this beautiful girl.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

Oh, Kaitlin. My high school experience would never have been the same without her. I had known of Kaitlin for years through Deanna, who I’d been friends with since elementary school, but once the three of us were together at East Elgin, I had the privilege of getting close to her myself. From the very first day of Grade 9 science class, we bonded over how much we hated our teacher, surviving it only through Kaitlin’s legendary one‑liners and perfectly timed comments. As a very shy kid, I was always in awe of her sharp humour and her ability to be so unapologetically herself. I admired her more than she ever knew. Anytime I said something that made her laugh, I’d be genuinely thrilled; she brought laughter to everyone so easily that making her laugh felt like a special accomplishment. I remember board games and movie nights in her basement with Deanna, where they would both force me to watch Lord of the Rings. I remember the three of us showing up to a very random Halloween party in Grade 11, immediately deciding we hated it, and just stuffing our faces with chips instead. I remember walking to McDonald’s for lunch, and Kaitlin always telling Deanna and me to slow down because we walked too fast. Kaitlin didn’t let many people into her inner circle, and it meant so much to me that she let me be part of it. She could make me laugh when I needed it the most, but she also had moments of softness; little check‑ins or pieces of herself that she’d share that made her one of the most special people I’ve ever known. I worked backstage with the theatre department all through high school as stage manager, so I had the privilege of working with Kaitlin on Henry V and The Little Mermaid. It was The Little Mermaid that really brought us the closest. I fell in love with her natural talent, her ambition, and her effortless ability to captivate a room. I got to sit in on auditions, and I still remember she originally auditioned for Ursula. But Kaitlin, with her animated personality and her ability to pull off any accent on command (a game we often played, with me shouting accents and her nailing them every time), was so clearly destined to be Sebastian. We asked her to pivot and audition for the role, and she was made for it. She stole the show every single performance. I felt so privileged to sit in the wings and watch her in her element, night after night. After high school, when I moved away, we unfortunately drifted apart; something I regret deeply. To this day, when I see a video online that she would’ve thought was hilarious, I think about sending it to her. I wish more than anything that I had. Kaitlin was, and will always be one of the brightest lights I’ve ever known. Though it breaks my heart that the darkness of this world took her from those who loved her most, I take comfort in knowing her light won’t disappear with her absence. It will continue to shine in the people she touched - living on in her family and in everyone who loved her, carried through every memory, every story, and every bit of joy she gave so freely. I hope she has found the peace she deserves, and I will forever feel privileged to have shared even a part of her life.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

i will never forget all of the memories growing up, and working with kaitlin. i have a million childhood memories from her and deanna. some most memorable being when she locked 5 year old me under the bathroom sink with her cat, and us playing rock band for hours. family shrek camping, and going to theatres to watch her on stage. we got to laugh about all of that 15+ years later at work. where we also got to create so many more laughs and memories. me, kaitlin and deanna became the “soup rats”. our group chat where we could say any, and everything, 24/7. i will cherish her 5 minute long voice messages, twitter memes and crazy song lyrics forever. and will forever miss my friend to tell all of the “crazy tea” and rage bait. she showed me what it’s like to be authentically you, without ever changing or apologizing. her kind words and personality will never leave me. she was so loved, and will be remembered with the biggest smiles and laughs forever.

Monique Caspar posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Such sad news. My heart goes out to you?

Lisa McManus posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

I worked with Kaitlin and loved her very much. She was witty, intelligent, and skilled. I will miss Kaitlin very much; miss her visits to my office where we would discuss how we can make our work environment safer; our visits where we shared our quirks and our feelings; when we we would end our visits with a hug and she would tell me that my hug could have been better (and I'm a hugger!!) so she would hug me again and pick me up! Kaitlin was a beautiful person in all manners of speaking. Her passing is tragic. I pray for comfort for Kaitlin's family and friends as we mourn.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kaitlin came into our lives 20 years ago and stole a piece of our hearts. The sweet theatrical little girl from next door to the complicated years of teenage land, to a strong beautiful unique young woman that always made us laugh. The first Christmas eve we spent together where music became even more of a part of your life through guitar and song. That moment will leave an everlasting mark and connect us forever. Yearly Christmas eve gatherings with reindeer dust sprinkling that has now become our tradition, to talks on the back deck, getting ready for prom, plays like the little mermaid when our girls were in awe about how talented and amazing you were. They still talk about you Sebastian. Kaitlin will forever have a place in Justin’s heart, from the backyard jam sessions in her adolescent years to the texts and phone calls when ever she needed his help. That is what you did Kaitlin; you left impressions that will stay with everyone you touched. All of us knowing you in separate ways and cherishing those times. Our deepest condolences to our family friends, Donna, and Ken during this time of sadness. Kaitlin will remain in our hearts daily and we will remember her with the fondest memories.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

Alistair and I are sending our love and sympathy for the loss of Kaitlin. It is tragic she lost her battle to a mental illness. You were loving, supportive and so dedicated to helping her with her struggles. We are heartbroken for you.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kaitlin, my smart, determined, entertaining, one-of-a-kind niece. I remember… How you would keep us entertained with your many accents and character portrayals from the time you were a little girl. Your singing was always a great addition to the cousin’s musical events at our family gatherings. Your love for your furry friends Bob and Gimli. It was wholehearted as you looked after both of them with much love and care. The many times you put a smile on your mother’s face over your short life, most recently when you came to the lake this past summer. I am sorry we won’t have more of these times…we were supposed to have more. You can dance and sing with your grandma, grandpas and all the fur babies now your heart is free. You will not be forgotten… Love, Jaina

Tobias posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kait touched hearts all around the globe, bringing her friendship, humor and smiles to people hours, even days away. This comes from one of those very hearts she touched. To have met someone online that left such a profound impact on my life was a blessing. Her mind was truly brilliant, always having such incredible ideas and never failing to make me laugh. My heart goes out to everyone- family, friends, her beloved little Gimli. The bond we shared over these past 9 or so years will never be forgotten, always cherished deeply. A treasured memory of a soul met only by chance that brought such light and joy to my life. I hope she knows how deeply loved and cared for she was.

Chloe posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kaitlin was an amazing friend in every way and I miss her and love her so much. She cared so much for everyone around her and always kept it real, I looked up to her in many ways. I remember her great love for her horse and how passionately she talked about the things she loved and I always loved hearing about it all, I learned so much from her she was so intelligent. She was so beautiful, funny, smart and her memory is always with me she has left such a lasting impact on my life. I will miss her singing and all of her playlists she would play at work and her remixes of songs she would make. I remember the first time I really got to know her was when we went to play mini golf with a group and Kaitlin and I sped through it so fast and struggled to get them in the hole and so we would just place it in and skip to the next. She introduced me to many new things and I am forever grateful for her, Kaitlin truly was an amazing person.

Justin Thorne posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Kaitlin you were so loved, whether it was us gaming or hanging out and joking with eachother sarcastically at work I always enjoyed my time with you. You had such a loud and caring personality and I loved that as we could relate and match eachother. I will always remember you and miss your light and humor.

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Sunday, March 22, 2026

We will always remember the moments we shared with Kaitlin, especially camping together as a family, where even in cold and difficult weather, we found laughter and joy. She brought lightness and fun wherever she went. We also remember seeing Kaitlin perform on stage, completely in her element, vibrant, confident, and unforgettable. She had a way of standing out and bringing her character to life. But the memory we hold most dear is Christmas in our home. Kaitlin arrived dressed up and looking beautiful, bringing with her the warmth and joy that so naturally followed her. This would be our last Christmas with our dad, Mike, before his passing after a battle with Alzheimer’s. He had not seen Kaitlin, his granddaughter in some time, and her presence brought a rare moment of clarity and genuine happiness. Seeing them sit together, talking and laughing, was a gift. She also spent time playing video games with my son, laughing and joking through every challenge. Kaitlin was cheerful, witty, and full of life. That Christmas is now our final memory with her, a deeply cherished one we will carry with us always. We extend our deepest love and condolences to her parents, my sister Donna, Ken, Paul, and Deb. Our hearts are with you as we grieve together and hold on to the beautiful memories Kaitlin gave us all.

Captain Ron Farr posted a condolence

Sunday, March 22, 2026

Praying for everyone in the family in their time of grief. Words cannot express the depth of sadness. Captain Ron Farr. Salvation Army Markham Ministries

Christina Ingrid Bergman posted a condolence

Saturday, March 21, 2026

To Kaitlin’s parents, family and friends ~ I am so sorry for your loss. Kaitlin lives on in my memories as when I taught her in her grade 6 year. She was a spark and a special person not ever to be forgotten. Kaitlin also had the most beautiful voice with a lovely timbre and range. ~ Ingrid Bergman (Depuydt)

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Friday, March 20, 2026

Donna & Ken, Words cannot describe the grief you must be feeling with the loss of Kaitlin. Thinking of you and your family at this most difficult time. Partners and Staff of Luyks Siemens Helder LLP

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Friday, March 20, 2026

Kaitlin came into our Sprucehaven Farm family, right out of school. She did a Co Op from her time at Ridgetown College Horse Handlers course. I had a feeling about her and even though there were learning curves, I felt that I would take a chance on her and offer her a position as stable assistant after her trial period was over. Ultimately it was the best decision that I could have made. Kaitlin became my full time person after about a year after she started and I never regretted it. She took the job on by storm, never afraid to get her hands dirty, was very efficient, learned the true value of hard work and dealt with the horses and their owners with utmost professionalism. All with a unique sense of humor and jest. She would never back down from a challenge, be it driving the tractor, ATV or handling a difficult horse. She literally took the "bull by the horns" and stepped up to everything that was thrown at her. Actually, one of the first dirty jobs I gave her was to clean up Bob. This is why the bond between them, I believe, was so strong. She would talk to him constantly, serenade him with her singing and guitar after doing night check, do Bob's Beer Reviews, groomed him and loved him. They became soulmates. Kaitlin moved on to spread her wings in another career last year, but continued to keep in touch and visit often. We will all miss you, you were part of our "family", Pat and I looked after you like you were our own. I'm sure hope that you are in a better place and can look down on us and be our guardian angel over the farm. We will be looking for your signs.

Janice & Donald Banes posted a condolence

Friday, March 20, 2026

Sincere heartfelt condolences to you Donna, Ken and Families. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

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Friday, March 20, 2026

Kaitlin, I will always remember us this young. Laughing, growing, and just being carefree together. Those memories mean everything to me, and I’ll hold onto them for the rest of my life. I’m so incredibly grateful for the time I got to spend with you. You brought so much light, kindness, and warmth into my life, and I will never forget that. To Kaitlin’s parents and family, my heart is with you. There are no words that could ever ease this kind of pain, but please know how deeply loved she was and how many people she touched just by being herself. Kaitlin, I hope one day I get to see you again. Until then, I’ll carry you with me in everything I do. Rest peacefully, beautiful girl.

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Friday, March 20, 2026

Kaitlin, I don’t think words will ever describe how much I enjoyed our time ‘horsing around’ together. I have so many happy memories. From you getting me emotionally invested in the sub-Reddit world of Baldur’s Gate and me repeatedly telling Gimli that his fur is like velvet, to trying to catch a random cat under cover of darkness, and excavating Wednesday from her hay net debacle. I still have all the videos that started “I love your horse, but….” I have been watching them again just to hear your voice. She still does the dip the nose into water then nuzzle the snow thing, but now every time she does it, I will think of you. You always talked so lovingly about your friends, and I felt like I began to know and care about people I have never met. I think our funniest afternoon was trying to get all of those stickers, well, one in particular, off the back of your door. I still have the photo of said sticker! You always apologised to me for having to ‘tolerate’ you, but it was never like that. I loved every second of being the second best pooper scooper. I hope Bob was waiting for you, and that the two of you are pain free and at peace. We shared a lot of laughs, and a few tears, over the years. I will miss you forever, and will always feel privileged to call you my friend. I hope you approve of the photo I have shared! I have a funny feeling you will.

Eva posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2026

Kaitlin, you were such a caring, amazing, funny, precious soul. Your heart was so pure and your jokes, your laugh and everything about you was created so perfectly. You were and still are so beautiful. I loved listening to your facts, I loved seeing you come through the door ever morning at work. And I am deeply saddened that we will never have the complete 6:00am dream team as you said we were. You always asked if I was okay and you could always tell the second something was wrong. You never missed the opportunity to hug someone who was crying. I wish I could have done the same for you. Kaitlin you will always be missed, loved, and cherished. And I will never ever, as long as I live, forget you. Because nobody deserves to be forgotten, and it wouldn’t even be possible to forget you, you made such a deep and profound impact on everyone around you. my deepest condolences to the family and friends of this amazing, beautiful girl

Oakley Frechette posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2026

I am grateful to have known Kaitlin, and lucky to have had her be an influential part of my life. She was such a welcoming, caring person. She was always quick to let her friends know how much she appreciated them (“I’m so glad you guys are my friends”), and always there if you needed her. Kaitlin, I am so glad I could call you one of my best friends. You will be deeply missed.

Kristen Falk posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2026

I got the privilege to know and love kaitlyn for the last 7 months. She was not only my friend but I was her manager at work. Kaitlyns beautiful, sarcastic self left such an impact on my life and anyone she crossed paths with. She was a light that brightened every day and we will always love and cherish her memory. My deepest condolences to Donna and Ken, may she rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Tanya Neuman posted a condolence

Thursday, March 19, 2026

Donna and Ken, I am so deeply sorry for the loss of Kaitlin. There are truly no words that can ease the pain of losing someone so deeply loved. Donna, it was always so clear how much Kaitlin meant to you, and how devoted and loving you were as her momma. That kind of love is immeasurable, and it will always be a part of her story. I truly feel blessed to have met Kaitlin and to know even a small part of her light. Please know that you are in my thoughts, and I’m holding you close in my heart, during this incredibly difficult time. With deepest sympathy and love to you. Tanya and Mark xo

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Thursday, March 19, 2026

I love you more than you ever knew and I will miss you forever. Until we meet again.

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Dear Donna, Ken, Paul and Deb, We are do deeply sorry for your loss. There are no words, but we hope that you will find some comfort in the memories that you cherish. Janice, Christopher and Yarzar

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Thursday, March 19, 2026

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