Kathlyn Eleanor Holladay-Segrave

Thinking of Auntie Kay's family and the many happy times we all spent together. With deepest sympathy. Phil

An amazing lady who seems to have lived a full and fascinating life. Pleased to have met Kay and will remember our chat over afternoon tea at my house. Rest in peace.

Kay was part of my poetry group (U3A) for years.
She was a lovely contributing member.
Not just sharing poetry, but her stories as well.
Particularly wartime stories - though she often stopped mid way - so I assumed she had signed the official secrets act.
She was also a neighbour , so until the first lockdown she would sometimes drop in and and share a photo - or just to chat.
A very interesting lady.

Very happy memories of the times we spent at Joy's Poetry Group. You were always so cheerful and just the same when I used to sit opposite to you at Luncheon Club. Fare thee well Dear Friend.
Shirley Witcomb

I remember Kay well from Pagham Luncheon Club in recent years, as we often sat at the same table and enjoyed many fascinating conversations. I also visited her home in Bognor a couple of times. She was always smartly dressed in colours that suited her auburn complexion, and was quick to laugh at herself and share humorous anecdotes. We spoke of faith in God often, and I loved hearing about her former life. What a courageous woman she was! I thank God for her life, and for the way she enriched my life, and I believe she is now safe in God's love for ever.

Kay was a wonderful lady and I will miss her dearly. I will never forget the long chats and laughs we had together RIP XXXXXX