Kay-Beyea-Obituary

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Kay H Beyea

Clermont, Florida

Dec 23, 1946 – Sep 30, 2021 (Age 74)

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BORN
December 23, 1946
DIED
September 30, 2021
AGE
74
LOCATION
Clermont, Florida

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Kay (Hobba) Beyea

Kay Beyea passed away on September 30, 2021 at the age of 74 in Clermont, FL.  She will be deeply missed by her family, friends and neighbors.  She was the daughter of the late William and Isabel (Korman) Hobba. She is survived by her husband, Alan, her daughter Tammy White, her son Ken (Wendy) Beyea, her sister Judy (Bill) Johnston, her grandchildren, Lindsey (Greg) Hilker, Ashleigh White, Rebekah and Sarah Beyea.

Kay was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Niagara Falls where she grew up.  
Kay and Alan met in the 3rd grade and they were married after she graduated from Alfred University where she earned an Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Technology.  They raised their children in Ransomville, NY then moved to Clermont, FL when they grew tired of the cold NY winters. They would have celebrated 54 years together this December.

Kay also earned an Associate of Science degree in Telecommunications from NCCC.
Kay worked at NCCC in the Business Department, and worked for Niagara County and Wilson Central High School as a Microcomputer Coordinator. Kay also assisted her husband Alan with their business “Photos by Beyea” in the 70s. Kay volunteered on the Technology Committee for Royal Highlands POA as the Community Channel 999 editor, at Lewiston Assembly of God Church as a Computer Operator/Manager and was readily available to help anyone with their computer “issues”.

Kay was a leader of women’s ministries at Victory Christian Center and enjoyed riding her Harley alongside Alan. She took great pride in being a member of the W.O.R.R. team (Women of the Righteous Riders) who prayerfully supported the Righteous Riders Motorcycle Club. Kay was also a member of the D.A.R. and worked closely with Alan as an administrative couple for Marriage Encounter.

Kay’s real passion was her grandchildren. Her faith, family and friends meant everything. Kay loved to make elaborate cakes for her family on their birthdays and cookie cakes for many friends. Kay had a gift of hospitality, a sensitive heart and gave the best hugs; she will be greatly missed by all.

Celebration of life to be held at First United Methodist Church of Clermont on 10/5/2021 at 6:30pm



 

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We were so sad to hear about Kay’s passing. We always looked forward to sitting behind you both at church, and enjoyed the conversations that we had. She always had a smile and was so very welcoming to us. We will miss her very much.

Ron and Julianne Bridge

My husband and I were honored and privileged to know Kay from serving together on the usher team at First United Methodist Church of Clermont. From day one, her sweet, gentle and caring spirit was obvious and amazing to us as new ushers. The friendship offered was instant!! She encouraged me, lifted me up and always made me feel loved. If it hadn't been for Kay, I'm not sure I would have gotten through some very tough times with one of my children. She listened and always gave loving advice...

Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers. We love you.

This beautiful lady, taught me to love unconditionally! She was definitely a sweet gift from the throne of God. I pray for that many to come to know the saving knowledge of Jesus through her life! My prayers for Alan and the family! She will be missed for sure.

Alan & family. Sending big hugs & love to you. Oh how I love her. When Ashlin was born she was her VCC grandma. I have many photos she took of our family. I’ve thought of her often. Love you guys. Praying the Holy Spirit envelopes you with peace and love.

We were so sad to read about Kay’s passing. I have many fond memories of her and Alan and their kids from years past. Heaven gained an Angel! Alan, I’m so sorry for your great loss. My prayers and sympathies to you and your extended family. ❤
Don and Cheryl Bish

Hey Al! Steve Wise here! So sorry to hear about Kay's passing. After all these years you guys still hold a special place in my heart! I pray for God's blessings and comfort on you and your family! Thanks for the "old memories".

My sincerest condolences to Alan and the family. Kay will always be remembered for her gentle and sweet spirit.

I pray that God’s peace fill your heart. God bless you . We love you Bill and Alice Hertz