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Katrina Windred Memorial and Trust For Osage Crie
Friday, December 3, 2010


As many of you know, a treasured friend was taken from us two weeks ago. Katrina Windred (Katrina Bennington Crie) touched many lives with her kindness. Her unique bond and understanding of Morgan horses was evidenced by all who knew her.

Holly Butterman, Katrina's sister, has asked that I share this information with all of you as many of you have been inquiring if there is anything you can do to help.

In lieu of flowers, should anyone be so inclined, the family would be extremely grateful for any contributions you are able to make for her loving 12 year old son Osage Crie. A trust has been set up for Osage and contributions can be made as follows:

Please make checks payable to "The Katrina Windred Trust for Osage Crie"

EIN# 27-6941065

Send checks to:
WILLARD D. PEASE
THE PEASE LAW FIRM
306 BROADWAY
P O BOX 666
ROCKLAND, MAINE 04841-0666

A memorial for Katrina will be held on Saturday, December 11, in Maine, details to be announced. Please keep her family in your prayers during this trying time.

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