Norman Boatman

Clint,
My name is Norman and I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. I met Kitty in 1995 or 1996 and I had been to her apartment, in Palo Alto, working with her on hand-outs, at her dining room table.
I was first introduced to Dan Amen by Kitty when she asked him to speak at the office building just around the corner from her apartment.
I liked her very much and I regret not learning of her passing sooner. I had even talked to Dan since her passing and he said nothing to me about it. 
I shall miss her energy and her friendly persona. To me, she was larger than life. I am grateful for Kitty and what she brought to my life.

Reply to Norman Boatman
Clint Petty
August 11, 2007 - 03:54
Hi Norman,
It's nice to hear your condolences for my mother Kitty. She was an amazing lady with a big heart that just wanted to help others. I am certain there are many of us that miss Kitty, for yes she was larger than life.
Thanks again for your condolences.
Clint Petty

Reply to Norman Boatman
Clint Petty
March 12, 2009 - 05:07
Hi Norman,
It is nice to hear kind words of my mother and glad to hear she brought something special to your life. She was quite a remarkable lady and she is missed deeply.
Yes, she did have energy and a very friendly persona. She volunteered her time, from when she got up in the morning, until late at night, everyday toward helping people with ADD/LD. She was totally committed to her cause and enjoyed the time she put in toward helping others.
A KPI newsletter, dedicated to her memory, went out shortly after her passing.
Thanks again for your kind words.
Clint