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Catherine Louise Savage

October 31, 1948 - September 09, 2021
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Catherine Louise Savage

October 31, 1948 - September 09, 2021

Catherine ("Cat") Louise Savage of Sun Valley, California, passed away on Thursday, September 9, 2021.  She was being well cared for at Verdugo Hills Hospital in Montrose, California.

Cat was especially known for bringing a spirit of liveliness, joy, good cheer and good communication to everyone she interacted with, socially and professionally. 

Catherine was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, to Frank J McBride and Marguerite Uehlein.  The family moved a few years later to Decatur, Illinois.  They were members of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish.  Catherine was a proud member of the Girl Scouts of America.  She was educated at St. Theresa High School, Danville Area Community College and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Over the years, Catherine held professional technical and administrative positions with the Church of Scientology of Missouri, Church of Scientology Los Angeles, Narconon Newport Beach and Narconon Western United States.  She was a trained Scientology counselor (Class VI) and a certified drug rehabilitation specialist (Certified Addictions Treatment Counselor and Registered Addiction Specialist).  She retired about 8 years ago. 

In her retirement years, Catherine very much enjoyed painting. 

Cat is survived by her husband, Charles Savage and their two daughters, Mollie and  Nora, as well as brothers Tom, Michael, Patrick and John, and two sisters Mary Anne and Rose.

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Russ Kobrin I’ve known Cat since I was 14. She was always up, even when she wasn’t. She had an amazing way of communicating that sometimes would hit you square between the eyes but never with you feeling unloved. We were the welcome recipients of one of her paintings just a few months back, which we proudly display in our home. We love Cat and she will be greatly missed.
over 2 years ago

Peter Shultz Such an amazing person
over 2 years ago

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