Louise Kay was a long-time and deeply beloved parishioner of St. Thomas More Parish. In her lifetime, she was a wife, mother, grandmother, and nurse, among other things. She served in the U.S. Air Force, travelled the world, and dedicated her time to numerous civic groups and charities, was always to be found at the many events at St. Thomas More Parish, and was one of the first members of the parish's Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

In 2013, the parish converted a six-plex apartment building situated on the south end of the parish campus into a classroom building for Children's Faith Formation, as well as a community room and kitchen. After her death in November 2013, the parish dedicated the building to Mrs. Kay in thanksgiving for her dedication, generosity, and love for St. Thomas More.

Every Sunday throughout the OU Fall and Spring semesters, Sunday Supper is served at The Kay for all of the college students that call St. Thomas More their home parish. RCIA classes for those interested in becoming Catholic or renewing their Catholic faith, Wednesday College Night with dinner followed by praise and worship and a talk before Mass, Totus Tuus during the summer for the Children's Faith Formation, and various gatherings are all held at The Louise Kay Center.