Kathy Jean Niehay-Martin passed away peacefully In Fort Worth on April 10th, 2020 at the age of 64. Kathy was born October 22nd, 1955 in Cheyenne, Wyoming daughter to Zigmund and Sylvia Niehay, the family eventually settled in Fort Worth, Texas. Kathy owned an antique and vintage clothing store with her mother, often catering to the Fort Worth theatrical district and fashion circuits. Kathy enjoyed junking and collecting antiques, and would often set up at various Fort Worth flea markets where she made many friends. She lovingly helped those who were sick and injured and looked after those less fortunate than herself. Kathy had a strong Christian faith and was brought up Catholic. Kathy was preceded in death by her Mother Sylvia ,sister Terry Niehay and two brothers Timothy and Robert Niehay. Surviving in addition to her father, are her two children, Timothy Niehay and Helen Davis; sisters Debbie Purvis, Janet Johnston, Theresa Niehay and brother Jeff Niehay. She wanted her ashes spread ,”where the wind meets my soul" where she was born in Cheyenne.
Kathy Jean Niehay-Martin passed away peacefully In Fort Worth on April 10th, 2020 at the age of 64. Kathy was born October 22nd, 1955 in Cheyenne, Wyoming daughter to Zigmund and Sylvia Niehay, the family eventually settled in Fort Worth, Texas. Kathy owned an antique and vintage clothing store with her mother, often catering to the Fort Worth theatrical district and fashion circuits. Kathy enjoyed junking and collecting antiques, and would often set up at various Fort Worth flea markets where she made many friends. She lovingly helped those who were sick and injured and looked after those less fortunate than herself. Kathy had a strong Christian faith and was brought up Catholic. Kathy was preceded in death by her Mother Sylvia ,sister Terry Niehay and two brothers Timothy and Robert Niehay. Surviving in addition to her father, are her two children, Timothy Niehay and Helen Davis; sisters Debbie Purvis, Janet Johnston, Theresa Niehay and brother Jeff Niehay. She wanted her ashes spread ,”where the wind meets my soul" where she was born in Cheyenne.
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