Birth date: May 24, 1983 Death date: Jul 29, 2021
Katie L. Martin-Harbert, 38, passed away after a life long battle with cystic fibrosis on July 29, 2021. Katie was born on May 24, 1983 and is the adored daughter of Joseph and Mary Martin. Besides her parents, Katie leaves behin Read Obituary
We met through our love of City Dogs, but I will never forget how much Katie loved her son (and husband of course) and how much she cared about my special needs son Chase. She had one of the biggest hearts I've ever known. I just remember how special her sons first birthday party was to her, how she cherished all the little moments. My heart is so broken tonight for her family.
I remember the first time I ever met Katie and that was at Mathew's friend Billy and Theresa's house for his annual Chili Cookoff. He said to me, "Hey Stix this is my girlfriend, Katie. What do you think?" Immediately, I told him, "She's the one, my friend." Little did we know that these two were meant to be and got married a couple years later. If I can be honest for one second about Katie, it's that she was a true beautiful soul that never did I see without a smile. No matter how she was feeling or her battle with Cystic Fibrosis, she fought hard and fought valiantly to the very end. Katie, you're going to be missed by so many and always know your boys will always be taken care of.
Matt Croft
I am truly sorry to hear about your loss. Katie will always be remembered for her laughter. The most loyal Neil Diamond fan I ever met. Wishing you peace to bring comfort & the courage to face the days ahead & loving memories to forever hold in your hearts. Linda
I have never seen a person love their family as Katie did. They were her everything. I have been so proud to have known her and be a part of her life. She will be missed by so many people as she touched so many hearts. She is leaving a very big hole in her family and everyone who knew her, hearts. With greatest sympathies, Carla, Rich and Ryan Lasecki
Katie: I enjoyed your businesses that you ran from your hospital bed. You were a inspiration of the entrepreneur spirit of taking control of your future no matter your circumstances.
I loved doing business with you.
Mrs. Bigler
