Birth date: May 1, 1948 Death date: Apr 14, 2022
Jimmie Kay Cash, 73, of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma/Galena, Ohio, passed away from complications of Alzheimer’s disease on April 14, 2022. Jimmie was born on May 1st, 1948 to James and Winnie Rowland. She always joked that she started Read Obituary
We were saddened by the news of Jimmie's death. It's been a long time since we've seen her but we have so many fond memories of our times in L&D at SFH. She accomplished so much in a short life. Our sympathies to you,John, and your family.
Max and Kay Deardorff
What a sad day – the world without Jimmie Kay Cash. What will remember most about Jimmie? All of the Christmases, Thanksgivings, birthdays and other family get togethers that she, Winnie, and Connie hosted in Broken Arrow through the years. The only thing better than the food was the laughter and conversation. From the “kids” table I enjoyed chocolate pie, homemade ice cream, steaks at Christmas, and countless other classic Rowland / Cash dishes. Jimmie always went out of her way to make me and my mom - a couple of transplanted yanks from Massachusetts - feel welcome at these close-knit Oklahoma family gatherings. Jimmie was most at home among family. Although she liked to be in charge and have a plan, I remember the small moments when she let down her guard. In those moments, when her face lit up with a smile, I saw the joy, comfort, and pride family provided her.
When Alex joined the family, Jimmie and John (along with Winnie and James) spoiled him rotten. I’m so grateful for all of the time Alex got to spend with Jimmie, including sleepovers and other adventures, including baseball games, rodeos, and numerous trips to Bakers Fish House for catfish (Alex) and frog legs (Jimmie). Jimmie was always asking about Alex’s grades or how he was doing in soccer or baseball or band. Her love for her nephew was obvious for anyone to see.
Jimmie, I’ll miss you. I’ll miss your cooking. I’ll miss your generous spirit. I’ll miss your smile. Most of all, I’ll miss the love you exhibited for your family. You worked hard your entire life. Rest in peace, Jimmie Kay.
I was saddened to hear that Jimmie Cash passed away. I know from knowning her personally, that she was a very giving woman and was very devoted to family unity. She was and will always be a loving aunt to my children. They truly will miss her and the unconditional love and guidance she gave to the both of them. I know that over the years I came to admire and understand her genuine devotion not only to her family but also to those she associated with in her daily life. i have been Blessed by the lessons I learned from her over the years. She taught everyone who she had contact with something that would enrich their lives. Mine was "acceptance" and I will be thankful to her for the rest of my days for that gift. Rest now Ms. Jimmie. You worked so hard for so long for the good of many. Our Father in Heaven will no doubt say, "Job Well Done My Child. Enter My gates and Rest for you have truly earned it!" Rest In Peace Jimmie.
I first met Jimmie at the University of Tulsa School of Nursing in 1977. She was one of my most challenging professors and set the highest standards for all who were privileged to be her nursing students. After graduation in 1979 I then was honored to work with Jimmie in the EOPC (NICU) where she once again led all the NICU healthcare workers to strive continually for excellence in the care of the most fragile babies. As our paths in nursing went into different directions Jimmie was always a friend and mentor to me. Perhaps the most meaningful memory of Jimmie was when she stayed after work one evening in October, 1985 to be my "doula" as I delivered my post-term son at midnight. The bonds between a very special nurse (Jimmie) and laboring patient (me) will live on in my memory for always as will her legacy continue to live on in the hundreds of lives she touched. Thank you Jimmie for sharing part of your life with me. 😇
RIP my friend.We shared many trips around the sun and many trips to the salon💕
