Cassandra “Cassie” Irene Kennedy, 68, of Woodway, went to her heavenly home Sunday,
January 15, 2017.
Memorial Service: 2:00 p.m. Friday, January 20, 2017 at Westwood Baptist Church, 7509 Fairway Road, in Woodway.
Cassie was born June 13, 1948 in Cushing, Oklahoma to L.H. “Bud” and
Betty Mae Pound. Cassie graduated from Cushing High School and on December 21, 1968 she
married Jack George Kennedy. Cassie was a cosmetologist, seamstress, and a very ambitious
Weight Watchers Leader. Cassie’s love for her family was undeniable. If you met Cassie she
was going to share the love she had for her daughters and grandchildren with you. She was a
very proud Mom and GiGi. Cassie never met a stranger and would quickly gain friendships
through her welcoming personality, her contagious laughter and her love of life. She “adopted”
people either because they needed a mother or just meal. They were a part of her family
forever.
Cassie was proceeded in death by her parents and her brother, Terry Pound; her in-laws, Floyd
Harmon and Bertha Lee Kennedy; her brother-in-law, Floyd “Bud” Kennedy Jr.
Cassie is survived by her husband of 48 years, Jack Kennedy; her daughters, Denae Kennedy,
Jacklyn Kennedy and husband Lonnie Rostockyj, Allison Kennedy Louis and husband Donald,
and Sarah Kennedy Davidson and husband Brad; five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren
with another one on the way; and very special friends of many years, Louretta Denton and Carinne Crider; along with many cousins, aunts and uncles.
Contact Information:
Lake Shore Funeral Home & Cremation Services
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Our deepest sympathies.
My condolences to Cassie’s family. I met Cassie through Carinne Crider and she became my friend. So admired her faithfulness in helping others. She will certainly be missed.
Aways a true friend. First met her when they moved to Waco from Alpine
Jack,
Lisa and I will be praying for you and your family. I will always remember Cassie for the way she answered the phone on those late night callouts for AT&T. I always felt guilty calling and waking her, but she always said ” no problem, hold on Jack is ready to go”. She was always joking around when Lisa and I would run into her around town. I can’t imagine the loss you are feeling , but I know the good Lord will be there to help get you through this.
So sorry for your loss. Cassie was a great & funny lady. She will be missed deeply.
My condolences to Cassie’s family. She was a very kind, thoughtful person and will certainly be missed. My prayers for her family.
My condolences to Cassie’s family. She was a very kind, thoughtful person and will certainly be missed. My prayers for her family.
So sorry for your loss. Cassie was an angel on earth. Prayers to all of her family and friends.
I am so sorry for your loss. I have so many memories of growing up with Cassie. ?
I am so sorry to hear that Cassie has passed away. I went to school with her. I am praying for you and the family.
So sorry for your loss! I recall as a child Cassie was so sweet and kind! Cassie had a infectious smile on her face most of the time! Prayers for peace and strength!
So sorry for you all. Cassie was a good person and friend. My heart is broken for all of you. I will be praying for your entire family.
Peggy Harris
I am sending my love to Jack and all the girls. Cassie was one of a kind and will be dearly missed.
Mary Ann Porter Hines
So sorry for your loss Cassie was a special person i am glad to have known her. Your family will be in my prayers.
Cassie,was a dear and sweet friend.I was so lucky to get to see her and visit for a while in Wal Mart last week on little man’s first birthday!My thoughts and prayers go out your family !
George and I are very saddened to think , that on this earth we will not be able to spend time with Cassie , and laugh and have a great time , and we always did when we were with her and Jack. I love her and will miss her so much, but I know that she and I believe in Heaven ,and believe in a savior , that some 2000 years ago died for our sins and freely offered us salvation and a heavenly home when we leave this earth. Thank you Jesus for that gift ,and our assurance and comfort in knowing Cassie is there with you , and we will see her soon! Love you Cassie!
Losing this precious niece of ours is so heartbreaking….so unbelievable…so painful. We have loved her, enjoyed her, counted on her for just being HER..a wonderful delight. Our prayers are for Jack and the whole family. May God comfort you all through this loss. Our consolation is that we just absolutely know that there is a celebration of reunion going on in Heaven. Her precious brother Terry, and her Mom and Dad, and Grandparents…the list is endless. We love that we will see her again. We cry that we miss her now.
I’m so sorry for yall’s loss. Your mother was a very kind woman & I loved her every much ! Ill never forget the lasttime I saw her & all the hugs we gave eachother. May God wrap his arms around you all during this time & may you all feel the peace of your loving mother around you. With lots of love.
Katie Louis
To Jack and all the girls, Cassie was a great lady who loved her family. She always found a way to help others out and cared deeply for her family and friends. I’m so glad I was able to visit with her recently; her smile and laughter could always brighten your day. May God comfort all of you through these upcoming days. Keeping you all in our prayers. Mike and Leslie Yager
We are so sorry to hear of Cassie’s passing. Both of our boys spent many hours at Cassie’s and Jack’s house through the years. They were always welcomed with her loving heart and infectious smile. She will be truly missed. You will be in our prayers as you face the difficult times ahead. Know that we are here for you if you need us.
Ken and Sandy Cocek
Cassie was my childhood friend. We spent so much time at each other’s homes. I learned to like liver and onions at her house. My mother’s rule was you ate what was served when invited for supper. So I ate the liver and onions at Cassie’s house. She moved to Cushing and our paths went in different directions. But I still think of Cassie as my good friend. Keep watch over us now and enjoy your dad, mom, and Terry.
Cassie was such a ginger girl. Not a redhead, but a ginger like her mother. Even though she was a “Cushing” person, she always owned us in Drumright. She will be in good company in heaven with some of our best classmates and family. Heaven got another angel. Blessings to those of us she left behind. Amen
Cassie was my very first Weight Watchers leader. Through the years after W.W. I kept up with her through Carinne. She was an amazing woman who will be greatly missed.
I’m so sorry for you and your family. Thinking of you.
Love, Rhonda, Aunt Harriett and Uncle Vince
Prayers for the Family. May God give you peace.
So sorry for your loss. Cassie was a classmate of mine. She always had a smile on her face and a kinf word for all. She will be missed. Keeping you in my prayers
We were 2 redheads that loved each other deeply. We went through school together – played dolls – jacks – card games and many slumber parties! I cherish our childhood memories. We had quality time last January when Brandon was born – we caught up years of life and family. I miss her big smile and kind generous heart but we will see each other again in heaven and catch up a few more years – what a day that will be – no night – no sickness – just lots of hugs and kisses and family back to father Abraham!!! I can’t wait Jesus!!! You are an awesome God!!!!
Cassie and I were childhood friends and our parents were close friends. Cassie loved life and never met a stranger. Her smile and infectious laugh will be missed. My prayers are with her family. I will keep her spirit alive in my memory