Catherine Harrell

Cathy you were one of a kind. A beautiful soul who loved life to its fullest. I have so many memories of the 35 + years I´ve known you. We crafted together - camped together - attended shows together and even performed tap dance in shows together. And our flower arrangements classes. So many great times. I will truly treasure all the fun times we had together. You were always positive when sometimes you didn´t want to be. You never let it show. I got that. Rest in peace my friend...

To Aunt Norma and all my cousins, I am truly sorry to hear about Cathy's passing I have many fond memories of my childhood vacations with you, She will be missed and may she rest in peace. Love to all, Teresa

So sorry to hear of Cathy´s passing. Glad we were able reconnect at our PPHS´73 reunion last July. I extend the condolences of our St. Mary´s (1969) and Paw Paw High School (1973) classmates. May she rest in peace.

I loved working with Cathy and her husband Howard! They both had a great sense of humor. I recently got a new van and Kathy made me the cutest little cloth basket that I will now cherish forever. It was an honor having her on our team! Rest in peace!

In loving memory of a wonderful person and friend. I will love you and miss you always.

I was so sad to learn about Cathy. She was always smiling in tap class! A great dancer. My condolences to her family.

I am so sorry to hear of Cathy´s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. Ruth Blake

My husband, Ken and I use to camp with Howard and Cathy, good times! I always said Cathy picked the ugliest dog to rescue, bless her heart She´s with Howard once more. She will be missed

Cathy was my hero. She was always honest and kind. She refused to say a bad word about anyone. She also had a wicked sense of humor which we enjoyed for many years. I met her at tap dance class several years ago, so many good memories including group card and domino game days, group meals, day trips, concerts, musicals, summer camping, visiting Copper Harbor. She rarely missed Friday morning breakfasts. Sometimes there would be 12 or more people. Cathy never complained how difficult it was...