Mary Kay Catron
April 13, 1954 ~ January 1, 2019
Resided in:
Boone, CO
Mary Kay (McClure) Catron, 64, went to sing in the Lord's choir on Jan. 1, 2019, in Boone, Colo. She was born April 13, 1954, in Pueblo, Colo., lived in Colorado all of her life surrounded by friends and family and trusted in the Lord when she was six. She met her loving husband, Herman Catron, at a Bible study late 1976. They married Nov. 13, 1983. She helped her husband run his contracted railroad transportation company while her husband farmed. After four kids, they moved to the Avondale Family Farm. She shared her love for the Lord with children that she taught in Sunday School in all the churches she was a member of and also sang specials for all to hear. She spent her times at home studying her Bible, taking care of and playing games with the six children and husband that God had blessed her with, playing games on the computer, sewing and crocheting, gardening and canning, recycling and in the end, spoiling, rocking and singing her grandbabies to sleep. She also enjoyed going on numerous vacations with her husband and children, getting out with family and friends to go bowling and going out to eat; some of her favorite places were: China Lantern, Captain D's and Rita's. Preceded in death by her father, James McClure; sisters, Grace (David) Faix and Darlene (Karl) Hoyt; brother, John Mcclure; brothers-in-law, Bob Melon, Michael Taylor, Sonny, Alfred and Jamie Catron. She is survived by her mother, Mary McClure; loving husband, Herman Catron; children, Jason (Pam) Catron, Victoria, Paul and John Catron, Sarah (Donald) Norvell and Esther (Roy) Marsh; grandchildren, Kaden and Gunner Catron, Donald Norvell, Jr., Raelynne Catron and Julia Kay Norvell; sisters and brothers, Patricia Taylor, James (Sandy) McClure, Thomas McClure, Melody McClure, Cherie (Doug) Niccoli, Daniel McClure; sister-in-law, Jonna McClure; sister, Velvet (Robert) Serena; brother-in-law, Michael (Kathy) Catron; and countless nieces and nephews. Viewing, 10 a.m. followed by the funeral service at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2019, at Highlands Baptist Church, 5273 Highlands Church Rd., Boone, Colo. Interment, Highland Cemetery. Please wear bright clothing in memory of Mary Kay. Online condolences, www.montgomerysteward.com
Loved greatly, missed greatly
Our thoughts and prayers are with the Catron family. She was a lovely kind woman and a good neighbor.
Dear cousin, Mary Kay — I imagine that you’re happy to be in heaven but you will be sorely missed by so many here that love and cherish you, especially your grandbabies. May all those that love you find comfort in each other’s and God’s love in the coming days and years ahead. Blessings to all. xoxo
Dear cousin, Mary Kay — I imagine that you’re happy to be in heaven but you will be sorely missed by so many here that love and cherish you, especially your grandbabies. May all those that love you find comfort in each other’s and God’s love in the coming days and years ahead. Blessings to all. xoxo
Dear cousin, Mary Kay — I imagine that you’re happy to be in heaven but you will be sorely missed by so many here that love and cherish you, especially your grandbabies. May all those that love you find comfort in each other’s and God’s love in the coming days and years ahead. Blessings to all. xoxo
Dear cousin, Mary Kay — I imagine that you’re happy to be in heaven but you will be sorely missed by so many here that love and cherish you, especially your grandbabies. May all those that love you find comfort in each other’s and God’s love in the coming days and years ahead. Blessings to all. xoxo
Dear cousin, Mary Kay — I imagine that you’re happy to be in heaven but you will be sorely missed by so many here that love and cherish you, especially your grandbabies. May all those that love you find comfort in each other’s and God’s love in the coming days and years ahead. Blessings to all. xoxo
Herman, Children, Grandchildren and family. I am very sorry for your loss! Mary Kay will be missed, I know she is waiting in Heaven and will be your guardian Angel! Our loved ones are closer than we realize. She will be waiting for you to be reunited and be an eternal family! I pray you will feel peace and comfort in the days to come. Love, J
We were saddened to hear about Marry Kay this week. So many childhood memories of her came to mind with all of us Abbott girls. We are all praying for God’s comfort to all of the family thru the next few days. And “what a day that will be” when we all sing in His choir together again! Love and our sympathies.
Beth, Betty, Carol, Mary, Debbie and Julie
Sarah & Donnie: We’re all so sorry for your loss, may your memories and God’s love guide you in the days ahead: Blessings of Comfort : The Windsor Neighborhood
so sorry for your loss we will miss her very much our thoughts and prayers are with you
Mary Kay, may you be playing with the angels and keep sending your joy and love back to us that are still here.
You will be missed!
Our thoughts and prayers are with Mary Kay and those who love her and were loved by her. She touched so many lives.
I will miss you, Mary Kay. Although I haven’t been out to Colorado for several years now, I knew you were there. Reliable as the mountains, quiet, loving, kind, caring for everyone — it was always fun to get you laughing.
Thank you for all you gave to so many.
May goodness and mercy follow us all the days of our lives.
We will really miss your constantly kind, compassionate and giving spirit, Mary Kay!! Our deepest condolences and prayers to the many people whose lives you’ve touched and are now, like us, in sadness at your passing – especially Herman and family, Aunt Mary, and all our McClure clan cousins.
I am so sorry for your loss. My prayers for all of you. Sending much love.
Emma Segura
I am so sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
We were so sorry to hear about Mary Kay. We have many fond memories of working with her at church, and listening to the specials she sang. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
I am so sorry for the lose of my dear niece… Mary Kay was golden! Always ready to help with her big loving cheerful smile. I will miss you sweet niece. You will be missed by so many. My prayers go out to her husband Herman and each of her sons and daughters and their families, and to her mother and sisters and brothers. Auntie Fran
My deepest sympathy in your loss.
Jalia Brown