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Gay Anne Webb
02/15/1938 — 09/11/2024
Gay Anne Webb
Lived – Growing up in small town Gardiner, MT, Gay Anne lived a life of fishing the Yellowstone and shenanigans with friends. In 1960, she graduated from Montana State University and married Ray Webb. Together they embarked on adventures beyond Montana. Over the years, they moved over 20 times including California, Oregon Connecticut, Indiana, Illinois, Mississippi, Colorado, Washington, and beyond. As they moved, Gay Anne always built community, formed lifelong friendships and created family memories. Through it all, she consistently chose a positive attitude regardless of the challenges.
Laughed – Gay Anne’s laugh was contagious, brightening every room she entered. Her humor and encouragement lifted spirits, reminding everyone of what truly matters.
Loved – Gay Anne loved Jesus. When asked about her religion, she would say, “it’s a relationship, not a religion.” She loved family, both by blood and beyond. She often said, “Once you’ve stepped foot in our home, you are family-what’s ours is yours.” She saw value in every person she met, treating them as new friends. Her love showed through her thoughtfulness, listening and encouragement.
Gay Anne was Montana strong, always cared and always shared. To sum up her life, she wanted to be remembered by three words: Lived – Laughed – Loved.
Gay Anne is survived by her brother, Tom Harris of Montana; daughter, Darcy Webb of Colorado; daughter-in-law, Pam Webb of Washington; and her granddaughters, Raelynn Webb of Portland and Lydia Webb of Boise.
She was preceded in death by her parents John and Hazel Harris, husband, Ray Webb and son, Roger Webb.
SERVICES: Please join us as we celebrate Gay Anne Webb on Saturday, October 26, 2024.
At 1pm, a Graveside service will be held at Sunset Gardens by the pond.
(915 Bypass Hwy, Richland, WA 99352)
At 2pm, a celebration of life and sharing time will be held at West Side Church.
(615 Wright Ave, Richland, WA)
“In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Tri-Cities Cancer Resource Foundation.”
I miss that laugh and her wisdom. We were “phone” connected and shared our love for family and Montana. Ray and I were cousins and I never got to meet his family except Gay and I kept in touch after his passing. Our plan to meet, never happened here on earth but maybe in the future….. Blessings to Darcy, Pam and the girls. Lee
Darcy: I’m so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. She
was a very special person. I so enjoyed our email relationship
and the wonderful funnies she sent me. I am your dad’s
cousin on the Ellis side of the family and granddaughter of
Golie Ellis Marble. I haven’t seen you since you were a little
girl, and I wasn’t much older. My prayers are with you at this
sad time. Lots of Love
With love and fond memories at this very sad time. You have our deepest sympathy. Our love and support is with you. Sending love and comfort at this time.
Sure will miss her lovely her humor and laughter she always had, glad we could have her friendship and the time we had with her and the family.
Vince and I feel very fortunate to have known your mom and become part of your family. She always had a smile and a wonderful sense of humor. We have so many memories and photos of the times we shared together with your folks and with you. Back in the 80’s when your parents lived in Westchester, IL we actually were at your home with you and Roger and played some board games. It was like being with family. I also feel like I got to know Pam, Raelynn and Lydia through all the Christmas letters and photos your mom sent.
Our love and prayers go out to all of you. Gay will always be remembered. There are so many things we see each day that remind us of your mom.
Darcy you had a Special wonderful Mom I got to know over the years . Her visits over the fence at your house the twink in her eyes her smile on her face. And the place she had been.To and when she would tell me story of you Darcy and when she would be fixing things around the yard or inside to I was truly bless that I got to know you Gay
Darcy & Family you in my thoughts a prayers.
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