Condolence: To the Johnson Family: I'm very sorry to read of the loss of your loved one. During times like these it's all to easy to feel helpless and without hope. When my family and I experience tragedy of this sort we often turn to the scriptures for endurance. Isaiah 25:8 and Revelation 21:4 speaks of a time when death will be a thing of the past and our loved ones will be reunited with us. Continue to beg God for endurance until that time comes.

Condolence: Jennifer, what a priviledge it was to meet your beautiful family, you and your mother were always kind, thoughtful. It was an honor to care for Kayla. Praying for you and your family.

Condolence: All of us at the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Enforcement office are saddened with the passing of Kayla. John, Kayla, Kara, and Jennifer, and their families, will always be a part of our family. Kayla had a spirit that she shared with each of us and will always be a part of us. Some time in the future many of us will be faced with a choice to be made, especially her closet family and friends, and we'll silently ask, what would Kayla have done? Silently, we'll try to make a decision that will honor her spirit. This is how the spirits of our mothers and fathers, even back to our earliest ancestors, live on through us. God bless with peace in heart and mind to all.

Mitch Hicks

Condolence: Dear Caralynn, Jennifer and rest of Kayla's family,
My heart goes out to each of you at the passing of your sweet mother. I remember her beautiful smile and the sound of her laughter when we woud meet. May you find comfort in your happy memories and always feel the love and peace that comes from our Father in Heaven especially at this time and in the days ahead.
Much love, Noretta