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Missie Duvall says
December 15, 2021 at 11:55 amWhat an amazing lady!! Her smile and laugh was infectious and always made you feel welcome and loved. If you knew her, you loved her!! She was one of my favorites to be around. See you again some day Aunt Kay.
Connie Sisson says
December 15, 2021 at 12:33 pmYou where such a great lady and friend!
Linda Ford says
December 15, 2021 at 10:42 pmAunt Kay certainly was the life of every party. She wanted everyone to be happy and just enjoy being together…”can’t we all just get along?” She would say when us kids were snapping at each other.
Childhood memories, with her in them, will always remain special to me. Her Mississippi mud cake, her contagious laughter, and ongoing smiles. Every hug would be as though she hadn’t seen you in years, even though she had just hugged you 30 minutes prior.
She loved “Dad” (Uncle Rick) fiercely and I am sure she is laying a big ole smooch on him this morning!
Kim, Anita, and Richard Bruce… you three were her world. I am pretty sure you never did anything wrong in her eyes…. As it should be.
Prayers for peace and comfort during this time.
I love you.
And because Aunt Kay said I will always be “Linda Lee” no matter how old I am…
Here is my 53 year old self signing off the only way Aunt Kay and Aunt Judy ever knew me…
Linda Lee (Williams) Ford
Ward Keyer says
December 16, 2021 at 2:48 amKay always treated me like another son and knew me and most of us better than we know ourselves. I will miss her smile, jokes and her hand on her hip dancing. My deepest sympathy to all the family.
BARBARA HOHIMER says
December 16, 2021 at 4:10 pmTo one of our dearest friends from days when we all raced at Chandler Raceway. We will always remember your contagious laughter and smile. Kay always had a new joke to tell every week which made everybody laugh. Remember the good times Richard and family and know that she is in heaven now. Love always – Barb and Leo
Carolyn “Kay” Duvall passed away December 14 th , 2021, with her children by her side. She was born in
Grayville, Illinois on November 17th, 1944, to Otis and Ethel Williams.
Carolyn’s life revolved around her kids and grandkids and helping everyone she possibly could.
Wherever she went, she was the life of the party, always had a joke to tell, and never met a stranger.
When she was not perfecting homes as a homemaker, her free time was dedicated to the local
nonprofit Potter’s Wheel. She loved drag racing at the Chandler Motorsports Park, where she was
known as the “Half-Pot Moma”. She also enjoyed Nascar, as well as casinos.
Carolyn is survived by her siblings: Michael, Kathy, and Diana. Her Children: Kimberly (Stephen), Anita
(Jeff), and Richard Jr (Diane). Her grandchildren: Tyler (Lyndsie), Kasey (Gabby), Kayla, and Mariah. Her
great grandchildren: Sophia and Roman. She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and
extended family. Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents: Otis and Ethel. Her husband: Richard Sr.
Her siblings: Judy, Patsy, Bobby, and Linda.
Celebration of life for Carolyn will be held Friday, December 17 th from 4pm to 8pm. The family requests
that if you would like to make donations, please make them to the Potter’s Wheel Crossroads Christian
Church, or Evansville Rescue Mission.