Catherine Cash you will be missed by me your caregiver but we miss now to reunite at our Savior's feet when the Trumpet Sounds at the GREAT Convention. 
Beautiful memories of my Mrs. Catherine Cash LOVE for me Will always simmer in my memories like sweet Jasmine smell candle aroma.
We loved each other up untill her Transition. Holding hands, hughs and Mrs. Catherine had a SPECIAL passion for me as her Caregiver.
The family actually declared that Catherine Cash said she loves me REV. Dr. Theresa. I am glad to be a Part of your family member my sweet mom.
I cry and wept because I cannot high you again, but we will meet again at Jesus feet.
My Condolences and continued PRAYERS Goes with and Remain with this families in Jesus Mighty Name of Jesus Christ Amen.
Love y'all.
Rev. Dr. Theresa Boutte, ( Caregiver)



I have a lot of memories of Nana growing up. One of my fondest memories was spending the night with Seth  at her house. Seth always had to sleep with Nana and once she was asleep would sneak out of bed. We all knew which areas of her hallway would creek if you walked on them so we would avoid those steps so she wouldn’t wake up. She would always eventually wake up no matter how low we put the tv volume and make us all go to bed. When I got older I decided to go into real estate because of watching her while I was growing up. I found something I love to do just like she did. But more than anything I will always remember the love she had for her family and the strength she gave us all. Bye Nana tell Big Pawpaw hello!

I have many memories of Nana...but the one I remember the most was the joy it brought her when I would take the kids to visit her each week.  Her whole face would light up when she saw Molly, Cole, and Emma. She would always have a bowl of either Cheetos or chips waiting for each of them and some random item for me to take home from one of the many organizations she would donate towards.  Let’s just say, we have many dream catchers and religious medallions at my house😊.
We love you Nana and we will never forget you!

The memory that is in my heart and always will be is when I used to spend the night with Nana.  She loved it and I loved it so much.  I would always type on her typewriter and we would eat at Pronto with Pena. It was one of the best moments in my life and I will never forget Nana.

My name is Rachel, I was Ms. Cash’ hairdresser at Kenzo Salon for the last three years. She was the most kind and sweet client I ever have. Our conversations every week was about her children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. How much she loves them ! Even the day she doesn’t feels good, she still shows up gets her hair done,  felt sleep under the hair dryer, with rollers on all her fingers. We adored her and love her very much! She will be deeply missed at our salon. 

Well Mom, I guess I won't be going to Burger King anymore to get your Mustard Whopper Jr.  I know you enjoyed them and were usually waiting for me in the garage because you were starving!!  And then there was Pronto where you liked their chopped salad!!  Those had to be your two favorite places (and meals) for the last year. I know you are worried about me but Lee and Rosy have already stepped up to take your place and even the grandkids will take care of their Pena.  You (and Daddy) took care of all of us and we thank ya'll for that.  

I married Rosalind, Nana Cash's daughter, in 1973.  From the beginning, Mrs, Cash (Nana) welcomed me into her family and always was there for all of us.  She was a strong woman who always loved and helped her family.  She will be missed but has entered heaven.  We will miss her love and good cheer.

I have known Catherine for a very long time.  I attended St. Anne's  Catholic School with her daughter, Diane.  Catherine was a very loving person and had a heart of gold.  She did a lot for the Charity Guild of St. Joseph and was our past President.  She will be missed so very much.  Our deepest sympathies go out to all the family from myself and the Charity Guild of St. Joseph.

I have known  Catherine it seems all my life.  She was older than me but I would ride my bicycle over to Temple Terrace where she lived along with Rosemary Geaccone and lots of Italians and I would love talking to the “big girls”
As we progressed in life I worked for and with Catherine on real estate projects both in the fourth ward area and the Galleria.  She was always excellent and very knowledgeable to work with.
But the best was recently over the past fifteen years working together for both of our patron saint- St Joseph.  She worked diligently and tirelessly to be sure we had a St Joseph Altar every year in spite of all the heart aches encountered.  When the Altar  was over she was always so proud of the money that we had made  so that we could help feed the poor in  the city she loved- HOUSTON.  We will all miss you  Catherine.  May you now Rest In Peace and watch over all of the “baking angels” of the Charity Guild of St. Joseph.

My strongest memory of my Mom is that she loved her family.

I have so many memories with Nana, but my fondest memories always involved her feeding us! I remember going to Antones on Taft and getting the “Regular” because she thought I wasn’t able to eat the “Super”. Or going to Whataburger and getting a “just a burger” with no fries because she had potato chips at the house and insisted they were better. And omg the Brussel cookies or the stale Chips Ahoy cookies, but most importantly your pasta! I will miss you forever and I love you always Nana!

OBITUARIO

Catherine Messina Cash

7 octubre, 1929 – 22 octubre, 2018

Forest Park Westheimer Funeral Home & Cemetery

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