Katey Howes (Marcinkowski) Pennsylvania, has died suddenly. This was posted on social media on May, 22. The cause of death was not disclosed as at the time of this report. Further information about the cause of her death may be disclosed to the public by her family.
Katey Howes Personal Life
Writer, creator, and mother of three voracious readers is Katey Howes. She will gladly collaborate with you to customize the visit’s duration, structure, and subject matter to your organization’s requirements and preferences.
Katey uses her own works, along with her expertise in writing, STEAM subjects, autonomy and consent, and childhood development, to engage and delight groups of students, no matter how big or little. Every session is infused with her love of language, creativity, literature, and children.
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Katey Howes as an Author and Therapist
Katey Howes was a poet and picture book author with multiple awards. She was enthusiastic about instilling in children a love of reading and assisting them in realizing that they are makers, inventors, and creators!
Katey, a former physical therapist, read a wide range of literature, from contemporary neuroscience to classic children’s books, and she was enthralled with physics and biology and had strong views on the use of commas.
When not penning books for young readers, Katey wrote for sites like Imagination Soup, KidLit411, Nerdy BookClub, and STEAM-powered Family. Katey has made appearances on the community television program Philly Play Jawn and Reading Rainbow Live. She gave talks on a variety of subjects linked to her novels at elementary and middle schools, universities, writing and education conferences, and school districts.
About Ripple Grove Press
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Summary
Katey was a very dedicated person, both to her children and other kids. She will be severely missed by all who knew and loved her. What will be most missed about her will be her books, because she poured her very essence into her books.
Her funeral arrangements and obituary information will be made available by her family.