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Kathleen Monica Hasty

1963 - 2016

BORN

1963

DIED

2016

FUNERAL HOME

Wade Funeral Home & Crematory - Arlington

4140 West Pioneer Pkwy.

Arlington, Texas

Kathleen Hasty Obituary

Name: Memorial service for Kathleen Monica Hasty
Start: 2016-10-13T00:30:00.000Z
Location: Wade Funeral Home & Crematory - Arlington

Kathleen Monica Hasty, 52, died after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016, in Arlington. Memorial service: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Wade Family Funeral Home, 4140 W. Pioneer Parkway, Arlington. Memorials: Donations may be made in Kathy's name to the Texas Airedale Rescue Team, texasairedalerescue.com. Kathy was born Dec. 2, 1963, in Fort Knox, Ky., to Patrick and Marianne McGrath. In June 1988, she married David Hasty and together they raised their son, Brian, and their daughter, Diane. Kathy worked at LSG/SkyChefs for 15 years, as an executive at 7-11 for over 10 years, and was particularly known for her talent, leadership and steadfast spirit. Survivors: Kathy is survived by her husband, David; her children, Brian and Diane; sisters, Rose Young and Patti Scriffiny; and her stepmother, Irene McGrath.

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Published by Star-Telegram on Oct. 9, 2016.

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Geri Goebel Cook

October 20, 2016

I have very sweet and fond memories of Kathy from our youth in Woodland Park. She was such a natural beauty. My heart is very heavy for her family and friends. You are all in my prayers.

Sam Rush-Walton

October 20, 2016

Family and friends of Kathy, please know there's a large group of us who grew up in Woodland Park, CO who are so very sorry to hear of Kathy's passing. Reading the news today, my heart is heavy.

Mates growing up, the times spent with Kathy have remained memorable and close to my heart. She and I would lose HOURS together, laughing our heads off from what we thought was genius as our free association brains rambled along. And, we sang. A LOT. And LOUDLY. Colorado Springs car treks became our concerts on wheels. There was also the space and freedom for us to have deep, searching conversations. Kathy was brilliantly present and aware. Her level of introspection while being so honest with herself and others was a gift I hold dear.

I'm so very sorry your time with your Beautiful Bride and Mom was cut short.

Kathy leaves an indelible print, for sure.

Hoping the memories of all you have shared together becomes a comfort for you.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences - praying for you all from here.

Jennifer Gilbert

October 20, 2016

So sorry to hear this. We were in high school together

Gabe Giroux-Taylor

October 20, 2016

I also knew Kathy in middle school, high school, and college as Kate McGrath. She decided she wanted to be called Kate freshman year in high school and I might be one of the only ones to call her Kate. She will always be Kate to me. We had so many laughs and so much fun over many years! Our time working at the North Pole is part of those memories. We would make up stuff to do and laugh all day long. We worked together in food service in college and had a bunch of fun there too. I am so sad to hear about Kate and feel very sorry I didn't keep in touch with her. She was a warm and funny person!!!

Anne Readhimer

October 12, 2016

Kathy was a wonderful person to work with. Always calm, professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. She was a great coach to many in the 7-Eleven community. She will be missed.

Angela Carrales

October 12, 2016

Kathy provided mentorship, leadership, and friendship over the years that I worked with her. She made a difference here at 7-Eleven, and she will be greatly missed professionally and personally.

Sheryl Rippy

October 12, 2016

Kathy was my boss, my mentor and my friend at both LSG and 7-Eleven. She was a highly respected member of both teams. Known for her calm demeanor, team building, organizational skills and quiet intelligence - she was great to work with.
I will miss her terribly. A fiercely private person who loved her family dearly. Kathy Hasty was one of the good ones.

Kelly Buckley

October 12, 2016

Kathy worked with me during my first few years at 7 Eleven. She was very selfless in her support. Kathy was very much a people person and was always there to jump in and help out or take the lead. Kathy also had a great sense of when someone was struggling quietly with something and she quietly provided the coaching and support to move them forwards.

Nancy G

October 12, 2016

Words cannot express how we feel. She will be greatly missed by her 7-Eleven family.

Patsy Ross

October 12, 2016

I had the privilege to know Kathy as a co-worker at 7-eleven. She was one of the finest women I've ever met: funny, engaging, encouraging, supportive. She had it all. However, her number one accomplishment was her family. She glowed when she talked about her husband and children. That is the Kathy I will remember and never forget. Bless you, Kathy.

Patsy Ross

October 12, 2016

Kathy was one of the most engaging and personable women I've ever met. I had the privilege to know her at 7-Eleven. She was always kind, supportive and encouraging to her team and co-workers. On a personal note she was very funny, and I enjoyed the chats we had from time to time. Her number one accomplishment was her family, and Kathy just glowed when she talked about her husband and kids and even the dogs. My prayers are with the entire family. I know you have a huge hole in your hearts.

Patsy Ross

October 12, 2016

I had the privilege to know Kathy during her time at 7-Eleven. She was one of the most engaging, bright, and personable women I've ever met. Always one to encourage and mentor, she brought out the best in her team and co-workers. On a personal note she was funny, friendly, and supportive. Her family was her number one accomplishment, and she would glow when she talked about them. Her entire family is in my prayers during this difficult time. I know she brought a lifetime of love and cherished memories to you all. I'm deeply sorry for your loss.

Camille Brayton Losey

October 10, 2016

Kathy and I were best friends through Middle School and Early High School before our interests took different Paths. But I will never forget the one summer day we walked around Woodland Park in the rain. Through puddles, on dirty streets and talked about life and music. I have always loved the rain and whenever it rains I think about that day. It didn't seem like the rain was bothersome at all. I am so sorry we lost contact. I remember visiting her family and how warm and welcoming they always were. My prayers for her Husband, Children and family at this time of loss.

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