Kay Bradley Fitzpatrick

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Kay B. Fitzpatrick, 65, formerly of North Asheville, died Wednesday, March 24, 2004 in an Asheville healthcare facility. A native of Buncombe County, she was the only child of the late Charles and Cleo Rhodes Bradley and was preceded in death by her husband, Douglas, who died in 1970. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was a graduate of Erwin High School where she was treasurer of the W.N.C Beta Club and was voted most dependable. She completed a two year commercial course at Western Carolina University where she received honors as an officer of the Future Business Leaders of America. Kay only missed three days of school throughout her whole education. She was a secretary and typist for Commercial Credit Corporation and was bookkeeper and office manager of Auto Wholesale Outlet. Mrs. Fitzpatrick worked for George K. Peterson as a bookkeeper/accountant, receptionist and secretary. In her later years, she was a self-employed accountant with her own business, Kay's Bookkeeping Service. She was a member at the Unity School of Christianity. Kay was a kind and loving mother whose love and concern for others was outstanding. She was a perfect mother to her son, Daniel Fitzpatrick. Funeral services will be held 1:00 P.M. Monday in the chapel of Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian with Chad O'Shea officiating. Private burial will be held following the service at Green Hills Cemetery. Her family will receive friends thirty minutes prior to the service. In lieu of flowers, donations in Mrs. Fitzpatrick's name, may be made to the American Cancer Society, 120 Executive Park, Bldg. One, Asheville, NC 28801.

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  1. Daniel, I am so sorry about your mother. She was so warm and cared so much for you. Peace my friend.

  2. Dear Dan,
    Your Mom has always had a special place in our hearts and will always be there. She will be missed. We are so thankful that she went as quickly and no prolonged suffering. We send our love and deepest sympathy.
    Cornelia & Bob

  3. Dear Dan,
    You have my deepest sympathy in the loss of your Mom. She was always like my second daughter. I wish we could be there with you. I will be thinking of you.
    With love,
    Mildred

  4. Dear sweet Dan –

    Stephanie just called me. The thing that comes to me is this…

    And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you unto myself, that where I am, there ye may be also. John 14:3

    Peace.

  5. My mom was one of the kindest people i have ever met, and she showed me nothing but unconditional love. I consider the greatest treasure in my life was having my mother as a role model and teacher. My mom was loyal to her mother and myself without any compromise in her lifetime. I love, respect and honor her memory with all my heart and soul. My mom passed on ready to go and was at peace… she was ready to be with her mom, and my dad. My dad as per his wishes was cremated, oddly as so many years after his death, and his ashes were placed in my mom’s coffin. They are buried together at Green Hills Cemetery. Thank you everyone for your kind words here online – and for the ones who i saw at the funeral. -Daniel

  6. Kay was for me like a mother. She was the mom of my ‘kid’ brother, so my mom too! She knew how I felt, and as the two of us did not differ in age that much, we understoud one another great.
    I’m Dutch and that makes my point of view on life and heaven a little different then that of most Americans, but I respected Kay and I know she did respect my ideas about life, even if she did not allways agree with them.
    I’m still missing her, now allmost 6 months after her death. She was funny, intelligent and a great mom, and a little Dutch as she was allways complaining about everything and still being happy.

    I’m now sitting in ‘her’ room and it’s like she wacthing over my should, writing this.
    Kay you believed in heaven, I hope you’re right and now united with you mom, husband and all the others you missed so much while you were still around us!

  7. Kay Fitzpatrick worked for me for
    several years. She was one of the
    kindest, considerate, and reliable
    persons I have ever known. My wife
    and I and my children all loved her
    and considered her a friend rather
    than an employee of George K. Peterson Accountant. She never com-
    plained but was always ready to listen to the troubles of others.
    We will miss her and will always
    love her. George K. and Dee Peterson and Family.

  8. Dear Dan,
    I knew your Mother a long time ago. She had and will always have a special place in my heart. I am so sorry to hear she has passed on to the golden gates, but I know she will be sitting on the right of our lord.


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