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In Loving Memory

Just, Kathryn “Kathy” D.

Kathryn “Kathy” D. Just (nee Gier), Mother of Radiant Spirit, went to be with the Lord on April 5, 2025.   Kathy passed away peacefully with family members by her side.

Beloved wife of Gilbert A. Just for 64 years.  Loving Mother of Lisa (Leo) Rines, Susan Jorens, Jennifer (Eric) Belleville.   Dearest Grandmother of Stephanie (Steve) Rosenthal, Justin (Meredith) Rines, Trevor (Emily) Rines, Travis (Lara) Rines, Steven Jorens, Sarah Jorens, Matthew Belleville, Jake Belleville, Reid Belleville.  Cherished Great Grandmother of Samuel, Scott, Denton, Colby, Sutton, LeEtta, Parker and Walker and bonus great grandmother of Mia and Carson.

Kathy was one of 3 children.  She is preceded in death by her parents, Harold and Cecelia Gier (nee Scheffer) and her brother Harold (Dee) Gier, Jr .   She is survived by her sister Judy (Paul) Filla  and sister-in-law Stella Hoover.

Kathy was born in Charleston, Missouri.  In her high school years, her family moved to St. Louis where she met her husband, Gil Just.  Together they started a family and were blessed with three daughters.  Despite her struggle with memory loss over the past 8 years, Kathy never lost her sense of humor or her contagious smile.

Our dear aunt, great aunt, cousin, and friend.

Services: Memorial Visitation at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis MO, 63129 on Thursday, April 10, 2025 from 5pm – 8pm.  Funeral Services will be held at Kutis South County Chapel, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd on Friday, April 11, 2025 at 1:30 pm. In lieu of flowers, memorials to The American Heart Association or The Alzheimer Association appreciated.

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5 thoughts on “Just, Kathryn “Kathy” D.”

  1. Lisa, Leo so sorry about your mother you all are in our prayers love you all🙏🙏💕

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  2. In memory of a dear aunt, and just all around amazing human being to all. Many of us called her Sissy/ Aunt Sissy (Childhood nickname) to realize later in life that she preferred her birth name, Kathy. But for her, she knew that’s just who she was to us, and that’s the kind of person she was, to allow others just to be. Even in the last year, she left a voicemail to me saying “this is your Aunt Sissy or aunt Kathy, whatever y’all call me”. Ha ha. She would always put on a smiling face, laugh, or just make a joke. And always the human version of unconditional love. Raised a beautiful family and still had so much love to give as an aunt, etc., and that tells you everything. Beautiful person on the inside and out. I will forever miss just picking up the phone to call and hear her voice and to catch-up, but the childhood and adult memories and all the love will be with me and all of us for the rest of our lives. I love you Aunt Sissy!! And to all our beautiful family who are morning this great loss as well.

    Love, Dana (niece in Florida). And my husband, Lui, who loved her dearly and was accepted from day one/34 years ago, by not only our aunt but our entire beautiful family; whom she was a downline of so much love and the family who now are an exceptional example of the downline of her love.

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