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Carolyn Kay Gerhardt

Jan 10, 1943 — Aug 13, 2026

Raytown

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Carolyn Kay Gerhardt was born in Seymour, Missouri on February 10, 1943, to Elmer and Anna Lou Joiner. Both parents, her cherished husband, John A, Gerhardt, four brothers, four sisters, her dear daughter Robin G. Gerhardt and two grandsons, Patrick Gerhardt, Jr.., and Kyle Gerhardt, all preceded her in death.

Her legacy of love and resilience continues through her surviving family, Elizabeth Davenport and her husband Randy, Bill L. Gerhardt and Amy, and Patrick E. Gerhardt and his wife Rebecca.

Carolyn was the proud grandmother of eight grandchildren and the great-grandmother of twenty-four great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildren. She adored each of them unconditionally.

A dedicated caregiver at heart, Carolyn began her career as a nurse’s aide at North Kansas City Hospital around 1968. Her passion for helping others led to her service at Liberty Hospital and later KU Medical Center, where she completed her career.


Even in retirement, Carolyn’s nurturing spirit remained undiminished. She was a firm believer in Jesus Christ as her Savior and Lord. Her Strong desire and her prayers was for her family and loved ones to know Him and spend eternity with Him and her.

Carolyn was educated at Northeast High School in Kansas City, Missouri, where she built the foundation for her life, dedicated to service and compassion.

Her love for her family was evident in every cookout and holiday gathering, times when her home was filled with joy and laughter. Carolyn’s selflessness and unwavering support were the cornerstones of her character. She possessed an unmatched ability to stand by her loved ones, offering strength and understanding regardless of the circumstances.

In her honor, donations can be made to an organization of your choice that reflects Carolyn’s life of care and giving.


Carolyn Kay Gerhardt will be deeply missed but forever cherished in the hearts of her family and friends.

We look forward to seeing her again in heaven.

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