Kathy Ailene Blount
May 21, 1962 ~ March 27, 2024
Fairburn Southern Funerals & Cremations
Kathy Ailene Blount, beloved daughter, sister, mother, grandmother, and friend, was born on May 21, 1962, in Washington, D.C., to Ruth and Edward Capers, Sr. She peacefully departed this life on March 27, 2024.
Born as the second child in her family, Kathy was preceded in death by her brothers, Samuel, Michael, and Kevin Blount, her children, Kathy Ingram and Samuel Ingram, Jr., and her great grandchild Azai Ingram. She is survived by her loving siblings, Arlene Ross, Josephine Richardson, and Pastor Edward Capers, Jr.
Kathy leaves behind a legacy of love through her children Shontell Fife, Tanjaneeya Blount, and Joseph Blount. She was a cherished grandmother to Tyrell Ingram, DaJayla Ingram, Layyah Ingram, and Dakota Morgan (Special mom Dierdre Morgan).
Throughout her life, Kathy touched many hearts with her boundless capacity for love. She attended Fairmont Heights High School and embarked on a successful career, dedicating herself to excellence during her years at Sketchleys, and later at OmniPrint. She was known for her passion for knickknacks, quick wit, unconditional love, and endearing ways. Kathy had an open door and a warm heart, always ready to offer food and shelter to those in need.
Her memory will live on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to know her.
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With warmest prayers of comfort to you Shontell and the entire family. May God wrap his loving arms around you all. Kathy may your warm spirit, kindness, generosity, and love be passed down five generations. Rest well Sis. #CentralGardens
To My family , I want to send my continue prayers, as we celebrate but yet morn the loss of our beloved. I would like to say Momma Kat was one of a kind and never be matched . Love you all.
With deepest sympathy and love ,
Your brother, Chris Jones.
My deepest condolences to your family. It was a absolute blessing to have her supervisor for the years that I worked with her. Her laugh and smile never be forgotten. She was the only person to call me Mr Ed and make me laugh whenever I was down. She will be missed and she will always be an Angel 😇 to her family. God please.
Ed
A special memory from her daughter Tangy from Mother’s Day
To my dearest friend Ms Kathy words can’t explain how much you will be missed. We laughed, we talked about everything. You was one of a kind u always kept it real. And I loved u like family. Forever in my heart. Jay aka Jamese Harris
Kathy’s tender heart and infectious laughter were a constant source of joy. It was truly an honor to have known such a compassionate and jovial individual from such a young age. Her effortless charisma made her nothing short of an angel in the guise of a friend. As she rests in divine peace, heaven has indeed gained the brightest star in its constellation. Farewell, cherished childhood friend; your warmth will eternally be missed.
Our deepest condolences to Kathy’s children, grandchildren, siblings, and relatives. Praying for God’s healing of hearts & minds. Love always sister!
Our deepest condolences and love to all of Kathy’s loved ones… especially Arlene, Shontell, Joseph, Tangy, Tyrell, Layyah, and Dajaela. Recently, before her passing, I was talking to my bestie Arlene and she was reminiscing on her life growing up. She talked about how her sister always had such a good heart. I witnessed that myself over the past couple of decades. Kathy was always such a sweetheart to me and my daughter. So kind. Always welcoming us whenever we would visit her home. Just a genuine person… and that laugh! No matter what was going on, she had a way of laughing that made whatever it was seem not so bad! She is missed and will never be forgotten.
Kathy was a fun, loving, caring, giving, hardworking soul. She never ever ask for much or anything at all even from the people she gave so much who gave her so little. I say she’ll always be my other Big Sister who was always there for me as a young girl-lady and important formative yrs of life. Words can’t describe her beautiful heart, sense of humor laughter and the way she exercised forgiveness and bounced back from every stumbling block thrown at her. I’ll miss her and I’ll love her but GOD LOVES Her Best❤️ So Rest In Peace. You’ll always be in our hearts. The Mayo, Bryant, and Hall Family
To: Kathy’s family and friends. May you all be comforted by the hope found in God’s word the Bible at John 5:28 & 29 … that will be a wonderful day.
I pray that everyone is console by God’s love and that everyone be strong and supportive of one another as Kathy would want it to be. Always keep her alive in your hearts as I know you will. Samuel Dean Ingram Sr.
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Love u Joseph
I miss u so much we grew up together played together as a family and am so sad to hear ur gone sympathy to u arlene bless u