Kathryn Marie (Riddle) Bayne
August 23, 1943 – August 14, 2024
Kathryn Marie (Riddle) Bayne, 80, of Gaffney, SC, passed away August 14, 2024 at her home. She was born on August 23, 1943 in Deale Beach, MD to Lillian Marie (Howes) and James Cleveland Riddle. Kathryn was raised in Deale, MD and graduated from Southern High School, class of 1961. She married Robert William Bayne on May 23, 1964. She was a loving homemaker, and enjoyed sewing, shopping, collecting antiques, playing cards, and “keeping her husband straight!”
Kathryn is survived by her husband, Robert William Bayne of Gaffney, SC; daughter Judy Powell of Arcadia, FL; siblings Cleveland Thomas “Jim” Riddle (Pat) of Tracy’s Landing, Michael “Lee” Riddle of Shady Side, and Dorothy Harp (Bill) of Englewood, FL, and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, James and Lillian Riddle; sister-in-law Nancy Riddle; nephews Michael Riddle, Dennis Riddle, and niece Lori Hallock.
The family will receive friends on Thursday August 22, from 10 to 11 A.M., with a funeral service to follow at 11:00 A.M., at Rausch Funeral Home, P.A., 8325 Mt. Harmony Ln, Owings, MD 20736.
Visitation
Thursday, August 22, 2024
10:00 A.M. – 11:00 A.M.
Services
- Funeral Service
Thursday, August 22, 2024
11:00 A.M.
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19 Aug 2024
4:38pm
Dear Uncle Bobby & family! Praying for the Lord gives you peace & comfort ! My thoughts & prayers are with you! Love & God bless, Cindy ( W.O.) sister!
City
Huntingtown
State
Md
20 Aug 2024
7:03pm
I’m so so sorry Paw Paw 🙁
I love you Maw Maw Always!
You were the only grandmother I had, I named you and Paw Paw. You were a gift from God and truly amazing to my children and I. You always tried to be as close as you were allowed to all of us. We went on some great trips together. I love you so much and there will forever be a hole in my heart. Love Frances
City
Chesapeake Beach
State
Maryland
6 Oct 2024
2:50am
Aunt Kathy’s generosity of spirit was a healing kindness to me as a boy, and throughout my life when I remembered her. The home in Englewood FL that she and Uncle Bobby built with their own hands for themselves, their daughter Judy, and Cousin Iris, was a blessing to me every time I visited. When I was a boy my father (Kathryn’s brother, Lee) told me that when He was 16 He was with his dying Grandfather who began speaking to his wife, my great grandmother, who was already dead, and thought my father did not see his long deceased grandmother there in the room, my father believed his grandfather did. Then my father told me the only words he ever said to me about my Great Grandmother, saying she was Indian, with long straight black hair down to the back of her knees, and said he always saw her with her hair up, and that she only took it down in private. I think of this as I remember Aunt Kathy, because she always wore her hair up, even when She was at Home. Aunt Kathy’s Grandmother survived the campaign of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing carried out against Native American Peoples and went on to marry a White man and raise a family. Aunt Kathy’s life was a Victory that lives on in those She touched with her love and kindness. I imagine Aunt Kathy’s Grandmother there with her when she dying. God bless their souls.
City
DESERT HOT SPRINGS
State
California
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Dear Uncle Bobby & family! Praying for the Lord gives you peace & comfort ! My thoughts & prayers are with you! Love & God bless, Cindy ( W.O.) sister!
I’m so so sorry Paw Paw 🙁
I love you Maw Maw Always!
You were the only grandmother I had, I named you and Paw Paw. You were a gift from God and truly amazing to my children and I. You always tried to be as close as you were allowed to all of us. We went on some great trips together. I love you so much and there will forever be a hole in my heart. Love Frances
Aunt Kathy’s generosity of spirit was a healing kindness to me as a boy, and throughout my life when I remembered her. The home in Englewood FL that she and Uncle Bobby built with their own hands for themselves, their daughter Judy, and Cousin Iris, was a blessing to me every time I visited. When I was a boy my father (Kathryn’s brother, Lee) told me that when He was 16 He was with his dying Grandfather who began speaking to his wife, my great grandmother, who was already dead, and thought my father did not see his long deceased grandmother there in the room, my father believed his grandfather did. Then my father told me the only words he ever said to me about my Great Grandmother, saying she was Indian, with long straight black hair down to the back of her knees, and said he always saw her with her hair up, and that she only took it down in private. I think of this as I remember Aunt Kathy, because she always wore her hair up, even when She was at Home. Aunt Kathy’s Grandmother survived the campaign of Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing carried out against Native American Peoples and went on to marry a White man and raise a family. Aunt Kathy’s life was a Victory that lives on in those She touched with her love and kindness. I imagine Aunt Kathy’s Grandmother there with her when she dying. God bless their souls.