Testimonials

Vevelyn

Kitty Caley
Ultimate Love
A Life of Soul & Searching

Is just that, it inspires you to look deep within yourself and closely at the relationships you have with your sons and daughters, as well as others you encounter in your life. As you journey thru trails of a mothers undying love, devotion, and sacrifice for her son, Chip, as well as others she encounters. It shows just how important it is for us to not take for granted the time and the relationships we have.

The undying Love which Kitty shares, thru this journey, and even now, has given me a broader sense of awareness of Gods undying love. Thank You for sharing your Love for Chip and Life.

Vevelyn.

Jarrard Keil

It is an intense book dealing with the reality of AIDS and how it affected the limitless love between a mother and son including all those around them. The book takes one through the life of a child from boyhood to young manhood. It includes the unavoidable and painful struggles they faced dealing with all the fearful trauma; learning about the disease and how this disease finally claims his body, but not his soul.

Written by his loving and faithful mother, she takes you on a journalistic journey showing how at all costs, even death, true love prevails. Kitty, it was difficult to read this book because it brought to mind some who I know have passed on because of this same disease. However, I find it to be a great book for anyone who would like to know more.

Kindest regards always,
Jarrard Keil

Hal

Dear Kitty,
A touching story within a story about a strong yet selfless and loving Mother suffering the loss of her courageous and loving son in the prime of his life. Truly, Hal

Larry

“Hello Kitty,
I finished reading “Ultimate Love” about five minutes ago. I apologize for taking so long to finish it. There were so many things in Chip’s life that I related to. I had to put it aside a couple of times in order to confront the painful memories that resurfaced. Having been diagnosed myself in the early 80’s with my mother sitting beside me. The doctor nonchalantly informed us I had AIDS and would probably only live a couple of years.

For the next two years my mom and I experienced the feelings of denial, anger, withdrawal and heartbreak you and Chipper faced also. I was discriminated against by doctors, nurses and dentist during that time which caused my mother to lose faith in the medical professions. In the beginning I had to overcome serious opportunistic infections. Then almost miraculously the AIDS virus went into a remission of sort. That was twenty years ago now and many of the hardships mom and I faced were distant memories. Your book brought them back to the forefront of my mind. For that I am grateful lest I forget the amazing love and devotion my mom bestowed upon me. I didn’t tell my mother about the book because I am going to send her one as a gift. However, I have called her several times since I started reading it just to tell her how much I love her. You are an amazing lady. I appreciate you for sharing your experiences with the rest of the world. I am also grateful beyond words for Chip and others like him who gave their lives in the name of research. I know in my heart it is because of them and God that I am still living and healthy. Thank You Chip!

I will be going to the food pantry in Dallas this Wednesday, April 13, 2005. I hope very much to see you there.

Love,
Larry