Jodie Kay Kline

Birth date: Mar 5, 1966 Death date: Apr 12, 2010

Jodie Kay Kline was born on March 5th, 1966 in Vidor, Texas, to Pat and Joe Zatopek. She was fair-minded, determined, caring, hard-working, hard-headed, brave, and strong. She loved fashion and working alongside others. Her spirit Read Obituary

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Angela Schreck -Jordan

424w ago

I will never forget the strength, pride and determination that you shared with myself and all of our friends. I feel so blessed for all the times we had together; times when we all knew how hard it was on you to make it there, but you did. Thank you for sharing all of yourself with us and for showing us how precious life is and how we should all come together. I hope at this sad time that all of your family and friends find peace and happiness knowing that you are only a sunshine away….i love you

Richard Turner Morreale

424w ago

Jodie Zatopek Kline take flight on your most incredible journey, like a shooting star your time was brief but spectacular, leaving in amazement, all that witnessed you. To Jodie's family know that few people made a lasting impression on my heart, Jodie was one of them. She will be missed by many and forgotten by none. I love her, I miss her, and I will think of her often.

Cynthia Harland

424w ago

I only knew Jodie through Pat but she always sounded like a loving, concerned, thoughtful, and strong women. Pat I know the path that you are walking on. Just know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Belinda/Meade/Johnston

424w ago

Pat & Joe, We are so very sorry about the loss of your beautiful daughter. I met Jody only once in Kenneth Cole store in Dallas. I found her beautiful, charming, classy and friendly. A real tribute to the both of you. Our hearts and prayers go out to all of you in loss and grief! We love you, Belinda, Ernie and families! (I hope this goes through I keep getting kicked off)

Karen Jacks Tyler

424w ago

My thoughts and prayers are with Jodie's family. She was loved and will be missed.

Delia Garcia

424w ago

I met Jodie in 2006, working for Kenneth Cole in Houston. She was with me ever since: Kenneth Cole Las Vegas and Chicago. She was my mentor/leader/inspiration/friend. She always said we had a connection. Every store I went to, she always became the district manager. I loved having coffee with her everytime, talking about how life is beautiful, and her mentoring me on Everything. I was just accepted into a Ph.d program for leadership. She will a thousand times be mentioned as one of the greatest leaders in my life and will be with me as I continue my journey.

Carrie Lawson

424w ago

My dear sweet friend Jodie is gone but will never be forgotten. She left an impression on my heart that will remain forever! She had more determination and strong will to fight than anyone I've ever known. She touched so many lives and will be missed by all who had the honor of knowing her. She is a beautiful Angel now with no pain and suffering. She said, "All I ever wanted was to make a difference." She did that more than she will ever know! I am truly blessed for the short time I had her as my friend. Canon, Mr. and Mrs. Zatopek – words cannot express how sorry I am for your loss. I keep you in my prayers that you will find comfort in knowing she's home now.

Pam Case

424w ago

My dear friend….Words are so hard to find right now…..I wasn't ready to let you go! My heart is so heavy, but I find comfort in knowing that you are in heaven resting now. Your un-ending determintation, and fight and zest for life are beyond measurable! You taught us all so much, but the one thing you left with every single one of us is to "enjoy life, notice the little things, tell people you love them, be with your friends and love each other!" You also taught us to continue your fight for early screening, and you can bet we will be doing just that! I love you Jodie, and I miss you so….I'll see you later Sis.

Michele Hirata

424w ago

"A memory is a photograph taken by the heart to make a special moment last forever"….Unknown. My sweet, Jodie Kay, I will forever hold your smile in my heart. Thank you for all the memories. The one thing I'll remember the most is laughter, lots and lots of joyous laughter. We were always laughing and loving every second of life, living like we had forever and, boy, did we have fun. Your visit to D.C. last March was an inspirational one. The light inside of you beamed. You were full of inspiration and on a heartfelt mission to make the world a better place. You succeeded my friend and I am so incredibly proud of you and all of your accomplishments. You have taken your abundant love, joy and enthusiasm and given a little to each of us along the way. Shine on, Pretty Girl ;0)

Doug Duerr

424w ago

My dear friend from the beginning..1971 Oak Forest Elementary & Lamar Street to the present and all the fun, worry, mischief, tears, laughter in between. I loved having you to grow up with. No better sister could I have chosen. We loved and played and created. We were a team! My heart breaks as I find myself laughing and crying all at… the same time going over the memories. Thank you for your life and being apart of mine. Thanks you for touching and making a difference in this world. You did it Jodie…you really did made a difference! To your Mom and Dad, you guys know I love you and am sending you blessings to heal your pain. Canon, You have me anytime you need. We're family and just know when you need I'm here. Much love and blessings as you journey through this difficult time. Doug

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