GODFREY — Kathy Diane Davis, nee Hearty, 58, born on Sept. 30, 1961, passed away peacefully, Monday, June 1, 2020 at her residence in Godfrey, Illinois, with family by her side.
Preceded in death by her parents, John and Louise "Jean" Imogene (Bruce) Hearty; also three brothers, Gary "Gus", Johnnie Eugene and Jerry Hearty.
Kathy will be remembered for her passion of gardening, happy music, laughter, sunshine, always helping others, loving her children, and grandchildren.
Survivors include a son, Russ Davis Jr.; a daughter, Stephanie Sumpter and son-in-law, Brian Sumpter; grandchildren include, Brianna Davis (Brandon Keelin), Brian Davis (Neveah Lash), Braylynn Davis, Mallory Sumpter, Chloe Sumpter, and Myles Sumpter.
Kathy also left behind other extended family members and friends.
Kathy was blessed with so very many special people in her life and will be remembered by her inspiration and faith in Jesus, to keep those near her filled with love, hope, and happiness.
A very special thank you to those at OSF St. Anthony's Hospice during this difficult time especially nurses, Jodi and Kris; a wonderful caregiver, Sue Vest; and Pastor Joyce Anders for the continued prayers, support, and love, which will always be remembered and appreciated. "Don't you dare be sad or weak, be kind, love, & be happy because life is what you make it & mine has been a beautiful dance."
A private family gathering will be conducted in honor of her life.
Marks Mortuary in Wood River, Illinois, is in charge of arrangements.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Brianna Davis
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Brianna Davis
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Brianna Davis
September 6, 2024
It's been 4 years. I miss you beyond anything on this Earth. Thank you for being the best Granny & continuing to watch over what we do. I love you so much, shine baby shine
Linda Sronce Stephens
June 5, 2020
I went to grade school with Kathy and lived across the street from her back then. I lost touch with her many years ago, but I have some good childhood memories of her. Prayers for the family.
PamCampbell
June 4, 2020
GOD BLESS HER AN I KNOW SHE IS NOT SUFFERING ANY LONGING I AM BLESSED TO OF HAD HER IN MY LIFE. PAM. HEARTY..
Patricia Seeley Hadley
June 4, 2020
I knew your time was coming , but on our talks in the morning and our texts you were always worried about how i was doing. I was the one that was scared for you, and you blew it off like you had it all taken care of like you always did when we were young. I wish we could of went to lunch before you left, but with all that was going on with the Covid 19 and crap i didn't want anything else to make you leave any faster. You are one strong person i known and wish you could of fought this but God had other plans for you. I will miss you my friend very much, and i find myself wanting to text you in the morning to check on you. Safe a rocking chair for me next to you so we can rock together like we planned. I love you Kathy!
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