Kaitlyn Alana Rose Kotzman, 18, of Fort Worth, Texas, went home to her Lord and Savior Jesus on October 4, 2020. Kaitlyn graduated in 2020 from Chisholm Trail High School. She was in her first year of college at Dallas Baptist University where she was attaining her degree in Psychology and Counseling. She loved children.Continue Reading
Rose Kotzman
left a message on October 17, 2020:
My precious Kait! I love you more than words can express. I miss you so much! Thank you God for blessing me with such a beautiful loving daughter. Until we meet again. I love you!
Bill and Barbara (Yurkovich) Rhodes
left a message on October 16, 2020:
Jerry and Rose,
We wanted you to know that although we haven't seen you for years, we are so sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jerry Kotzman
left a message on October 16, 2020:
You’ll always be a Daddy’s girl
Cassie Linthicum
left a message on October 16, 2020:
I have many many memories of Kaitlyn and I can’t just chose one! We first met in the fourth grade in English class and she had no one to sit with so I invited her over to my table. She was very shy at first just like I am, but she started to be very energetic and pass jokes with me. One of the best things she had ever said to me was that I was her first real friend. It stays with me to this day that I had the opportunity to be there for Kaitlyn and to be honored as one of her friends. Throughout middle school we always sat together at lunch and laughed hysterically until we cried and her cute laugh made us laugh even more. Honestly, there was never a dull moment with her there, she always lit up the room. Throughout high school we ended up, for most of the time, went to different schools so we never really got to see each other. Although, we did still keep in contact and reply to each other’s Snapchat stories whenever one of us posted a picture of ourself. We had hung out a few times in our teenage traumas, but it breaks my heart to know that the last time I saw her was before graduation. She was an amazing girl and I know that she is having a blast up there with God. I loved Kaitlyn so much and she helped me out a lot with my problems.
Bridget Johnso
left a message on October 16, 2020:
I prayed n stood wth you guys for many yrs for Kayleen and Kaitlyn. I share your story often. They are both miracles that God allowed you n jerry to have.
But what remember most about her was she was bubbly kind and ready to take the bull by the horns all at the same time. She was uncominally beautiful inside and out an yet her sweet spirit kept her so humble as well. We are all honored to have known her from birth and to see the wonderful young lady she had become. She will be waiting to rejoice with us all again one day! But she is not alone just gone from us for a time being! Run those streets of gold Kait. We love you!
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Rose Kotzman
left a message on October 17, 2020:
My precious Kait! I love you more than words can express. I miss you so much! Thank you God for blessing me with such a beautiful loving daughter. Until we meet again. I love you!
Bill and Barbara (Yurkovich) Rhodes
left a message on October 16, 2020:
Jerry and Rose,
We wanted you to know that although we haven't seen you for years, we are so sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jerry Kotzman
left a message on October 16, 2020:
You’ll always be a Daddy’s girl
Cassie Linthicum
left a message on October 16, 2020:
I have many many memories of Kaitlyn and I can’t just chose one! We first met in the fourth grade in English class and she had no one to sit with so I invited her over to my table. She was very shy at first just like I am, but she started to be very energetic and pass jokes with me. One of the best things she had ever said to me was that I was her first real friend. It stays with me to this day that I had the opportunity to be there for Kaitlyn and to be honored as one of her friends. Throughout middle school we always sat together at lunch and laughed hysterically until we cried and her cute laugh made us laugh even more. Honestly, there was never a dull moment with her there, she always lit up the room. Throughout high school we ended up, for most of the time, went to different schools so we never really got to see each other. Although, we did still keep in contact and reply to each other’s Snapchat stories whenever one of us posted a picture of ourself. We had hung out a few times in our teenage traumas, but it breaks my heart to know that the last time I saw her was before graduation. She was an amazing girl and I know that she is having a blast up there with God. I loved Kaitlyn so much and she helped me out a lot with my problems.
Bridget Johnso
left a message on October 16, 2020:
I prayed n stood wth you guys for many yrs for Kayleen and Kaitlyn. I share your story often. They are both miracles that God allowed you n jerry to have.
But what remember most about her was she was bubbly kind and ready to take the bull by the horns all at the same time. She was uncominally beautiful inside and out an yet her sweet spirit kept her so humble as well. We are all honored to have known her from birth and to see the wonderful young lady she had become. She will be waiting to rejoice with us all again one day! But she is not alone just gone from us for a time being! Run those streets of gold Kait. We love you!
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