Cathy Harvey Hanks

Was very close friends with Cathy and Mildred when their studio was in Greenwood. Both were "classy" and sweet ladies and would go out of their way to help anyone. Gone but not forgotten!

Cathy - we miss you every day. You are not forgotten.

Cathy was a very kind, easygoing person who laughed a lot. So, imagine my shock when she told me that she had her own motorcycle. She knew how to have fun. She will be missed. I´m praying for the family.

I met Cathy years ago when I went into Merle Norman for a facial. The first time I met her I was sure I was going to Iove her. She had a way of making you feel comfortable and always knew exactly what you needed to look beautiful. She taught me so much about how skin care but what I loved about her most was how kind, funny, and at ease she made me feel. I visited her often at Merle Norman. Anyone who met her fell in love with her. Cathy, you are greatly missed already but I know where you are you are surrounded by loved ones and old friends who love you.

Caroline Corder
I was a customer first with Cathy at Merle Norman. That didn´t last long because she had a way of making you feel like her best friend. I was a regular customer of hers and every time I walked through those doors I felt welcomed and right at home. Cathy was a special person and I know we could fill a whole swimming pool with the tears we have shed over losing her. Cathy, you will always be loved and missed greatly by the people who knew and loved you. Heaven is going to love you

I became a close friend of Cathy and her mother, Mildred, when they owned Merle Norman in Greenwood. Not only was I a customer but one of a group that stopped by just about daily to visit with them after work. I remember Cathy as a pretty, caring and sincere young lady who will be sorely missed by all who knew her.

The first time I met Cathy I was 15 years old. Coming from Peru I had never seen someone so beautiful. My siblings and I thought she was a real Barbie. She was kind and a great cook.

Cathy and Ronnie welcomed me into their home and their hearts. Most recently Cathy started playing pickleball with me. I loved playing with her and her joy every time she got a great shot! She will be greatly missed.

To the Family: I´m so sorry for your loss. And my heart is sad to hear this. Cathy was always so sweet and kind when I went into Merle Norman. I will be praying for all of you.