Cathrine Ada Ivy

Birth date: Jan 12, 1935 Death date: Feb 4, 2009

Born on January 12, 1935 in Dallas, TX and passed away in the presence of her family on February 4, 2009 in Farmers Branch, TX. She is survived by her husband, John T. Ivy Jr.; daughter, Janet Raburn and husband Louis; son, John T Read Obituary

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Jackie Ondracek

874w ago

Cathy always cared more about others and taking care of them than herself. When I was seeking help in business matters so that I could spend more time with my young children, Cathy appeared like an angel. Her presence in my life has impacted not only me, but my family too. As I wonder today how many families she has touched in her life, I know that Cathy will continue to live, not only with God in Heaven, but also in the memory of all these families. Cathy lived her faith and serves as a model to all of us on how to "love your neighbor as yourself." I know she is peacefully now in Heaven, perhaps even driving a motorcycle, going the speed limit of course, and wearing a t-shirt saying "Jesus Loves Me"!

Kishore Patel

874w ago

My Aunt was one of the strongest persons I have ever known. Even though I was raised in California away from her. She did touch my life. Her commitment to her family and her compassion for others have made an impact that has transcended the miles that have separated us through the years. She would not sit still until everyone was feed, everyone was taken care and everyone was happy. Aunt Cathrine was an inspiration of how selfless one can be. She will be missed and I hope that I can model my life to service of others as she has.

Don Smith

874w ago

It was with great sorrow that I learned of Cathy's death. I had visited with her the previous week and based on her alertness and general appearance at that time, she gave the impression that she was recovering very well. Cathy will be missed by all of her friends in the COP program.

Taffi Stevenson

874w ago

I remember Kathy as an exuberant, industrious and sweet person. She was like a worker bee taking care of the yard whether it was 40 degrees or 100 degrees. Very true to her faith and very proud of her kids and grand/great grandkids. Always greeted me with a big smile. I am glad she was my neighbor.

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