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Katherine Toavs

January 16, 1948 — January 30, 2022

Katherine M. Toavs peacefully passed away on Jan. 30, 2022 with her husband of 54 years by her side. She was born on January 16, 1948 in Great Falls, MT to her parents Seraphin (Zip) and Florence Tilton Lenz.

She attended kindergarten at St. Gerard’s Catholic school in Great Falls, MT. At the age of six she moved with her family to Wolf Point, MT where her father had accepted a position as a city engineer.

At a very young age Kathy was taught, by her mother, to play the piano as well as the guitar. Bu the age of nine she won the KVCK talent show by playing the guitar and singing the song “Tom Dooley”. When in 7 th grade she performed on the Faye Crush TV talent show singing and playing her guitar accompanied by her mother on the piano.

She attended Immaculate Conception grade school through the eighth grade then attended and graduated from Wolf Point High School. After high school she continued with higher education and attended Northern Montana College and graduated, after 2 years, with a certificate in Cosmetology.

She worked as a hairdresser in Great Falls before her marriage to Roy Toavs in 1969. After marriage she worked as a hairdresser in Wolf Point, MT and later filled in whenever someone needed time off.

Roy and Kathy farmed and ranched with Robert and Avis Toavs until purchasing the home farm. There wasn’t a job too big for her to tackle. She always gave 100 percent working along side her husband, farming, ranching, driving school bus, and raising their sons on the family farm. She was raised a city girl but loved the country.

Kathy wrote a book about “Life as a Depressed Person” to help bring a little insight into this illness that she and so many others suffer from.

Kathy adored her husband, family and many wonderful friends. Kathy had tremendous faith in God and tried to give of herself whenever she could.

Kathy is survived by her husband, Roy Toavs, Sr., three sons and their spouses, 5 grandchildren, great grandchildren, and her brothers.

Clayton Stevenson Memorial Chapel has been entrusted with arrangements. Condolences for the family may be left using the form below.

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Friday, February 11, 2022

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