Kathryn Keyes Spivey

kathryn spivey

Mrs. Kathryn Keyes Spivey of West End passed away on Monday, April 27, 2020, at FirstHealth Moore Regional
at the age of 55.

Katie was born in Mercer County, WV on July 2, 1964, to Olin P. Keyes, Jr. and Mary Lou Baldwin Keyes. She was the owner of Carolina Legal Beagle in Raleigh.
After leaving Raleigh, Katie and her husband, Robbie, moved to West End and built Katie's dream home in the country. She enjoyed feeling the wind riding motorcycles with her husband as well as being an excellent marksman. Katie will also be remembered as being a fighter during her battle with cancer.

She leaves behind her husband, Robert "Robbie" Spivey; her sister, Karol Denniston, and her husband James; her brother, Charles Keys; her step-daughter, Jennifer Harvey and her husband, Brian; her step-grandchildren, Blythe, Addison, and Mallory.

A celebration and remembrance of her life will be held at her home at a later date.

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  1. Katie is one of the bravest women I have EVER met!! Her tenacity in the face of adversity and her love for life and adventure encourages me right on to this day. It is my ABSOLUTE Pleasure to have had our paths cross. A Remarkable Woman Indeed!! Deepest Heartfelt Regards to Robbie and Family.

  2. Robbie I am so sorry for your loss. Katie was a beautiful sole and I am so glad to have met you both (grantee I hate it was due to her cancer). You will both hold a special place in my heart. Love Katie’s Super Nurse

  3. Katie will be missed by many. She was an inspiration, always so kind dispite the health issues cancer caused. May fond memories sustain Robbie and the family during this difficult time. 

  4. Katie was indeed a jewel of a lady.  Always enjoyed having her in our office.   Sending deepest sympathy to the family.  
    Craig Olive
    Johnston County Register of Deeds and staff 

  5. Katie was a wonderful person.   She had a terrific sense of humor and always saw the positive side of things.   It was my honor to have worked with her for many years.   She was terrific at her job.  She was a kind and gentle soul who will be missed dearly.    


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