Mary Catherine Wyatt

Mary Catherine (Cathy) Wyatt, age 64, beloved daughter, sister, aunt, baby hog, teller of all secrets, best
cheerleader, half singer of all songs, and lover of April Fools Day (“Your hair is on fire!”) passed away
surrounded by her family at home on September 16th, after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s Disease.
She was the daughter of Carolyn Wyatt and the late Charles N. Wyatt. Sister of Maggie Boliek (Mike) and
Louise Fletcher (Billy). Aunt to Wynne, Wyatt (Paul Casta) Luke Boliek, and McKenzie Fletcher (David
Campbell) and Walker Bill Fletcher.

Cathy was a faithful member of Trinity Lutheran Church. She attended Thrive Upstate at the Patrick
Center and later Elite Day Center. She was also a big Clemson fan and multiple Gold medalist at the
Greenville County Special Olympics.

The family is grateful for the care and support received from Missy Stubblefield, and Amanda Stegall with
Sitters Registry, Interim Hospice, and their amazing staff, and her very special friend Kim Geddie.

A celebration of Cathy’s life will be held Monday, September 25th at 11:00 am at Trinity Lutheran Church
with visitation to follow the service in the multipurpose room. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Trinity Lutheran Church, The Greenville County Special Olympics, or Camp Spearhead.

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