Willie Katharine McCain

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Mrs. Willie Katharine Thompson McCain was born March 2, 1951 in Atlanta, Texas and passed away Saturday, July 29, 2017 at her home in Hughes Springs. A private burial will take place at County Line Cemetery under the direction of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Hughes Springs. 

Mrs. McCain was preceded in death by her parents, John Thompson, Jr. and Mary Katharine Harrison Thompson. She is survived by her husband of 43 years and high school sweetheart, Wymor Milton McCain of Hughes Springs; daughters, Heather McGregor and husband James of Daingerfield, and Amber Hunt and husband Donny, of Atlanta; three adored grandchildren Mary Katharine McGregor, William McCain Hunt, and Chandler Ray Hunt; brother, John Thompson III and wife Paula of Atlanta; three nieces and one nephew Christy Wooldridge, Troy Key, Heather Hornbuckle, and Hope Thompson; and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews and nieces, and friends whom she loved deeply.

Willie Kay was a long time resident of Atlanta, Texas until she retired in Hughes Springs where she spent the last twenty years. She graduated from Louisiana Tech University in 1973 with a Business degree. Her life and career were marked by an exceptional sense of integrity, strength, and courage rooted in an abiding faith in God and a deep love for family. A private Family Remembrance and Life Celebration will be held on August 26 at The Atlantean in Atlanta, Texas.

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  1. Blessings and peace to Willie Kay’s family at this time of grief and loss. She was always a friend to me, and I’ll remember her sense of humor, kindness, and love of family.

  2. What a blessing to be with Jesus where there is no more sickness…only life, joy, and peace. Loved my cousin, Willie KAy??

  3. Willie Kay LOVED her family and is an inspiration to us all! Bless her precious family and we will be praying for peace that passes all understanding .

  4. Willie Kay was such a sweet lady and neighbor many yrs ago. She will be missed. Prayers for the family in such a hard time. ??????

  5. I am so sad to hear of your passing, Willie Kay. We were friends growing up in Atlanta. I remember going to your house and being with you. You were so sweet and loving. I have enjoyed reconnecting with you on Facebook and seeing your children and grandchildren. What a beautiful life you have had. Milton, I pray for you in this difficult time. God Bless you all. We will meet again, Willie Kay.

  6. Heather and Amber, I am saddened by your mother’s passing. This is a very hard time for both of you and for your children. Celebrate all your great memories with laughter, song, and tears; doing so will help your children and lift your own hearts. Grief doesn’t pass quickly so hold on tightly to each other and to the Lord. Remind yourself that your tears are precious to God and that He counts each one. Much love, Pat and WT Shaw

  7. Remembering a sweet little girl called willie Kay as a friend and classmate of a little girl called Martha Kay, my sister. Together again in their heavenly home… she will be missed. Deepest sympathy to willie Kay’s family

  8. She was such an amazing wife, mother and person all around. I have the most highest respect for her. Dome of my best memories of my childhood are with her and family. My prayers are with you all during this time.

  9. I remember the day Willie was born ‘ a fun exciting time for all … I am so glad we had visits on the phone ; now she is home for all eternity ‘ a brand new Willie ! A Homecoming ‘ A Glory time ‘

  10. We are praying for Willie that she will rest in Peace and we are sure, that she is close to our Lord now. Our thoughts are with her Family and we are also praying for them to have the strength to come over this loss. Julie and Family from Germany

  11. Amber and family, I am so sorry for your loss and continue to lift you up in my prayers. God will give you the strength and courage to get through. She will forever live in your hearts. God bless you all.

  12. I am so sorry to hear of Willie Kay’s passing. We spent a lot of fun times together in Atlanta. May the Lord be with you all.

  13. Life is so fleeting and fragile. My prayers are going up for you family. I know you are frolicking with angels now.

  14. I’ll never forget Willie Kay! The first time we met she welcomed me to the family with open arms like we had known each other for years. She’s always been sweet, loving and very positive! Love her very much! She will be missed terribly.?????? Praying for her sweet family.


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