Kathy Ann Boyte

Kathy Cupp Boyte, born on May 31, 1953, in Cullman, Alabama, passed away on October 16, 2024, in Sulphur Springs, Texas after a lengthy fight from complications from heart surgery. She was a devoted mother and grandmother, cherishing every moment spent with her children and grandchildren. Kathy was married to Jimmy Linn Boyte on December 5, 1980, sharing a life filled with love and companionship. She is survived by her husband Jim, of almost 44 years. She is also survived by her son Bobby Boyte and his wife Marcia, granddaughter Concepcion Boyte and her sons, Dominic and Marcus; granddaughter Athena Boyte and her husband Drew Nolen, along with their daughter Leeanne; granddaughter Ariel Boyte and her two sons, Isaiah J. and Helios; and granddaughter Venus Boyte and her husband Cameron Crawford. Kathy is also survived by her son Jeffrey Boyte and his daughter Kilie and son Michael; son Scott Boyte and his daughters Faith, Brianna, and Jena; Daughter Jamie Pearsall and husband Victor, and their daughter Payton and sons Bryce and Cody; Son Jay Boyte and wife Marissa. She is preceded in death by her Parents AD and Jeanette Cupp and her brother Jeff Cupp, her husbands parents Edwin and Mary Boyte and her brother in law Randy Boyte and grandchildren Zoey and Owen Pearsall. As well as many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins.

Kathy was a homemaker, pastors wife and jack of all trades as she would say. She would do anything in the world for her kids and grandchildren. Any person that knew Kathy talks about how amazing of a woman she was and the memories they will always have of her personality and love for the ones she cared about. She was very crafty and artsy and loved helping any chance she could with VBS decorations, weddings, birthday parties and so much more. Her kids remember her always having several plants and gardens growing up. She loved her dogs and her kids dogs as her grand dogs as she called them. she never liked anyone making a fuss over her but had great joy at celebrating and caring for those in her life. 

She has left a legacy behind of a strong and loving woman that will be greatly missed everyday. But her family is thankful she is no longer in pain and is watching over them now as she always did when on Earth. 

Family will have a memorial service to honor Kathy at a later date and will give information to family and friends