Cathy A. Hendricks
May 20, 1949 ~ September 16, 2018
Cathy A. Hendricks
69, of Indianapolis, passed away on September 16, 2018 at her home, surrounded by her family. Cathy was born on May 20, 1949 in Indianapolis, IN to the late Herman Boone and Sara (Meadows) Boone.
Cathy loved The Lord and loved her family. She was an active member of The Word of Life Church in Indianapolis, where she enjoyed singing and playing the piano. She also enjoyed sharing the gospel through singing at local nursing homes. In her spare time, she enjoyed doing crafts, hosting parties and shopping!
Left to cherish her memory is her husband; Hubert Hendricks, daughters; Angela Montez, Lesley Atnip (Rick Spears), Mary Marshall (Shane), son; Matthew Bray (Amy), stepdaughter; Angela Moore (Mike), stepson; Hubert A. Hendricks (Joyce), brothers; Mark Boone, Jeff Boone, sisters; Susie Brim, Sandy McKee, Connie Boone, 11 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, 8 step grandchildren and 19 step great grandchildren.
Visitation will be held Thursday Sept. 20th from 11am-1pm at The Word of Life Church, 525 S. Foltz, Indianapolis, IN 46241, with funeral services to start at Thursday at 1:00pm in the church, immediately following the visitation.
Burial will follow the services in Floral Park Cemetery, Indianapolis.
While flowers are welcomed, memorial contributions may be made to The Word of Life Church, 525 S. Foltz, Indianapolis, IN 46241.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Carlisle Branson Funeral Service & Crematory, Mooresville.
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One of my favorite memory’s of my sister Cathy is sitting on her lap when I was small having her sing to me
Ill never forget when mamaw had all of is kids at the front of the church singing this little light of mine. I could sit and talk with her for hours about all my problems and she would listen and give me the best advise she knew how to give. A piece of my heart was taken to heaven on sunday but i will forever be thankful for the memories i shared with her
She was a beautiful soul and a wonderful women ill always remember cathy love you your with the lord now and i know your happy and at peace ߒ™
My Heart is sad and happy at the same time we have another Angel in the family . Cathy was my best friend. My cousin we shared so much together . Cathy loved the Lord with her Heart and it showed she was a light for so may !!!. Fly Hi Cat and celebrate for us all . LOVE YOU ♡
I want to extend my deepest sympathy to Cathy’s family. Cherish the many fond and loving memories you have of her. Pray to God for comfort. Trust in him for the help needed at this difficult time. Prayer and your sweet memories of Cathy will help you to cope with the loss of this dear woman. Psalm 62:8
My mother was a light to everyone who knew her. She always believed in forgiveness, turning the other cheek and never ending chances. She knew within her heart that people could change. My mother was Godly, she believed her bible inside and out, and whenever we had problems she knew what bible verse for us to read, so that we would would know everything would be okay. She had a voice as an angel. She loved singing for Jesus, whether it was at home, church, nursing home, prisons. She feared nothing but God and spiders. She held onto her faith and knew that God would deliver. I miss her so much that it’s unbearable at times. But I know one day I can go be with her, because I would not call her back here for nothing.
Mommy – I wish you were still here to pray for me. To give advice and share your wisdom. To hug. Times are harder now than they’ve ever been, an I have no one to turn to. I look at these photos and try to remember all that you were. Godly and caring and compassionate. I write to you because I cannot talk about you without completely falling apart. I need you mommy…. I never thought the day would come that I wouldn’t have you here with me. Your presence, your voice, your laughter… I just want to hear one more time ߘ