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Mrs. Kay K. Heath aka Mealio
Born 1940s.
Ancestors 
Daughter of Marks Heath
and Kathlyn (Brown) Heath
Sister of
[private sibling (1930s - unknown)] and [private sibling (1930s - unknown)]
Mother of
Kathlyn (Mealio) Brumfield, [private child (1960s - unknown)] and [private child (1960s - unknown)]
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The biography for Kay Heath is empty. What can you add? Kay was born in Dallas, Texas at Florence Nightingale Hospital in the Oak Cliff section of the city. She attended elementary school at Margaret B. Henderson in Elmwood, Junior High at Greiner and then Sunset High School, graduating in June, 1960. She attended Abilene Christian College for 1 year, then married in July, 1961.
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