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mcginnis, katheryn f

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[br][br]Kathy was an only child born in Odessa, Washington on July 21, 1932 to Bill and Martha Karr. Her father worked in construction and they lived in Downs, Colville and finally settled in Spokane where she has lived ever since. She attended McKinley Grade School, Libby Jr. High and graduated from Rogers High School in 1950. Kathy's first job was at Decker's Pharmacy which became Halpin's Drug Store in Spokane Valley. While working at the drug store, she met her soul mate and husband of 61 years, Orville McGinnis. Kathy met Orville in the summer of 1950 and shortly after he enlisted in the military. During that time Kathy attended cosmetology school and received her license to be a beautician. They were married February 22, 1952 in the home of Paul and Laverna Dormaier. Kathy gave birth to her oldest son Mike in September of 1956 and three years later in November of 1959 her son Tom was born. Both boys were involved in various sports through high school and college. Kathy spent many seasons cheering them on at their sporting events. She was a wonderful loving mother who was devoted to her family and was blessed with seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Over the years Kathy worked at several jobs including the Hallmark Card Shop at Shadle Center and as a beautician out of her home. One of her greatest satisfactions came from the 15 years she spent volunteering at Ridgeview Elementary for which she received a volunteer award for her dedication. Kathy and Orville liked to travel and spent time visiting many places with a favorite being Hawaii. They also enjoyed vacationing at Loon Lake and visiting friends and family. Kathy is survived by her husband Orville, her sons Mike (Karla) of Spokane and Tom (Paulie) of Boise along with numerous grandchildren. The family would like to thank Ruthann, Nora and Beth from Hospice of Spokane for their incredible care and compassion these past months. They would also like to thank the Christ Care group and members of Shadle Park Presbyterian Church for their help and continued support. A Memorial Service will be held at Shadle Park Presbyterian Church, 5508 N. Alberta on July 12th at 3:00 pm. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Hospice of Spokane.

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