Birth date: Jan 20, 1952 Death date: Jan 20, 2024
Catherine Louise Blunt, affectionately known as "Kate," age 72, died on October 20, 2024, in her home after a brief illness. Kate was a devoted mother, loving wife, and grandmother extraordinaire. She brought kindness, compassion Read Obituary
I was blessed (very blessed!) to know Kathy in Nursing school during a very difficult time in my life. Her smile and sense of humor brought deeply needed sunshine in an extremely difficult time in my life. God bless you Catherine Louise Arconti!!!
Catherine Blunt, we recognize you and pay homage to your dedication
to the profession of nursing. We extend our deepest sympathies to your
family, friends and colleagues.
Respectfully,
The Maryland Nurse Honor Guard
Kate was a lovely, caring woman who will be missed. May she rest in paradise.
Josephine Sanzaro
Kate would tell me that when she died she wanted people to remember her as a kind person. I’m sure they will Kate, I would tell her. Kate was literally my next door neighbor and would either be bringing me a dish to try out that she just made or some really nice clothes or shoes she didn’t use or want to return. Rarely a week passes when I’m not wearing something she gave me and thinking of her. She was sooo generous. She was definitely a minimalist trying to grow in patience as she living next to me Farmer Jen who was trying to maximize all her townhouse space out front where the sun was the strongest to grow vegetables, herbs and flowers. I think sharing my bounty helped or maybe she just gave up on trying to get me to consolidate. She definitely loved the neighborhood kids and never hesitated to intercept them, play and interact with them when they passed by her door. She was also good on greeting neighbors and all who passed by. She also became the local snake wrangler. When she heard the annual summer shriek, Kate came running to take it on!
I must say I have been blessed to have her and Jim as neighbors.
And so until we meet again Kate, I will remember all your kindness to me and so many others and pass it on!
God bless you my friend!
-Jen Eberhardt
“In the evening of life, love alone remains.”
-St John of the Cross
While distance limited our interactions with Kate, we were lucky to live in one of the special vacation spots. Kate was a delight! She was sensible and effervescent, grounded and adventurous, practical and caring, tenacious and easy going, and so much more. We will cherish the memories. Our love and condolences to Jim and the families.
Kate and I were co-mother's in law to Jim's wonderful oldest daughter Stacey and her family. I always enjoyed the time we spent together and the love Jim and Kate clearly felt for one another. Their wedding is a happy memory as are all the Christmases and other events we shared together. Camping trips! BunnyBots! Sportes events! She was a great grandmother, and whe will be missed, and much love to you Jim.
Kate's energy was always so calm and uplifting. She has the sweetest face and smile, and anytime she was around you, you could feel her kindness shining forth. She had a strong desire to serve others who were going through difficult times. Kate was and continues to be a lovely soul! Wishing her equally wonderful husband, Jim, peace and healing.
Jim is my brother so Kate was my sister in law.When Jim brought her to meet us, we all fell in love with her. She had a great personality and made you feel good just being around her.Her death was such a tragedy we will miss her
always. Nancy and family.
