Kathleen Hunt

Kathleen Brown Hunt, 83, of Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away on September 5, 2020 at Summerlin Hospital. Kathleen (Kathy) was born on February 13th, 1937 in New York City, NY to Michael and Kathleen Brown.

She grew up in New York City where she attended St. Jean Baptist High School and Churchman’s Business School.

After her beloved husband Patrick passed away, she moved to Las Vegas to be with friends and enjoy the warmer climate.

Kathy was an active member of the Women’s League of Las Vegas, and was also a member of Sun City’s Tennis Club. She also served as a volunteer ordinance worker at the Mormon temple which she belonged to.

She enjoyed playing tennis, playing cards and Rummikub.

She also loved being around babies and children very much, and would volunteer her time at local hospitals whenever she could.

Kathy was predeceased by her husband, Patrick J. Hunt, her parents, as well as her brothers Michael Brown, Eugene Brown, and John Brown. She is survived by her brother, Francis Brown, of Bangor, PA and a sister, Anna Mae Jones, of Rego Park, New York.

Kathy Was an active member of the Women’s League of Las Vegas. She was also member of Sun City’s Tennis Club

Kathy was incredibly friendly and always reached out to welcome newcomers to the church. In addition, she always visited sisters when they didn’t have family in the area. Some sisters were in their dying hours and often didn’t even recognize Kathy - but she didn’t want them to be alone.....

Kathy had the East Coast spark and wasn’t a push over. It easily came out when something unfair was coming out in a transaction or confrontation. You would benefit from being on her side.

Kathy served as a volunteered ordinance worker at our Mormon temple. It was her love. She bought a copy of a picture of Jesus Christ that was in the temple which she hung in her front room. She would talk and thank Jesus daily.

She loved loved loved Colleen and her boys. She claimed those boys as her own grandsons without a doubt.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.palmcheyenne.com for the Hunt family.