Patricia Kay Wolfe

It is with great sadness that we share the passing of our beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother Patricia Kay Wolfe, affectionately known as “Kay Kay.” Kay was a remarkable lady and will be greatly missed. She will be remembered for her kind, jovial nature, commitment to her Methodist faith, incredible fashion sense, and impeccably applied red lipstick. She loved her community, friends and family dearly and was dearly loved in return.

Patricia Kay Wolfe was born on July 23rd 1940 in Bastrop, Louisiana. She grew up in Monticello, AR and attended Monticello High School. She attended University of Arkansas Monticello, where her relationship with her husband, Albert Wayne Wolfe began through a shared loved of music and dancing. Kay and Wayne lived in several places throughout their married life, eventually settling in Jonesboro, AR to be near family and their dearest friends. Kay worked for many years as a successful real-estate agent for Fred Dacus and Crye-Lieke realty. She loved her clients and being able to settle people into their new homes.

Patricia Kay Wolfe is preceded in death by her husband, Albert Wayne Wolfe, who she described as her soulmate and the love of her life. She is also preceded in death by her parents Alan Gilford and Marian Henrietta Williams, her brother Alan Gilford Williams, and her grandson Benjamin Aaron Dent. She leaves behind two daughters, Lesa Kay Smith and Patricia Lynn Wolfe, three grandchildren Kristi Lynn and husband Joshua Bradley Drummond, Brandon Keith and wife Kristin Lynn Dent, and Sydney Elise Dent, and four great-grandchildren, Sophie Reese Drummond, Brooks Hagen Drummond, Evelyn Leigh Dent, and Michael Benjamin Dent.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be given to United Way of Jonesboro Arkansas, a charity that was close to Kay’s heart.

The family is planning a celebration of life for Kay which will be announced at a later date.