Birth date: May 27, 1960 Death date: Nov 15, 2024
Sadie May Holt, 64, of Big Rapids, passed away peacefully on November 15, 2024. She was born on May 27, 1960, to John and Donna (Dunn) McGorman. Sadie grew up in Big Rapids, a community she called home for her entire life. On Jun Read Obituary
Today marks one week since you went to be with our heavenly father. I miss you so much. Your girls sang at your funeral like you requested us to do in the hospital and we only broke down a little bit. We did it for you, mama. I hope you are holding your granddaughter, Avah, right now, hugging your parents, grandparents, and sister, catching up with Uncle Ben and grandma Holt, and having a beautiful reunion. I know you'll still be leading and guiding us all, just in a different way. I got to hold your great grandson, Jasper, after your graveside service, and all I could think about was how in love I'm sure you were with his perfect little features. I miss you mom and I love you so much. You raised a strong family, and we will be here for each other, just like you taught us, so until we meet again, be at peace.
Dustin Eugene Young sent a virtual gift in memory of Sadie Holt
She was always happy and smiling anytime I ssssss
Dustin Eugene Young lit a candle in memory of Sadie Holt
Sadie May was my first cousin, my parents were her Aunt Clara and Uncle Burke Carmichael, we were the same age. I being a little older. We spent many times playing taking walks being outside when Uncle Jack's ( her parents) lived in Big rapids and after . When they moved and did the reconstruction of the house that was our Grandma's in Rodgers Heights. they lived there a few years, before after her fathers death moving back to Big Rapids proper. I remember her wedding day and how beautiful she was. I gave her that day a pin of our Grandmothers ( Sadie Mae Ladner McGorman), that was a name type pin, gold and said Sadie, and had a heart on it. I felt that Sadie May should have it. She will always be in my mind as a sweet and kind cousin, much like her father was to his sister, my Mom. We conversed often when she worked at Walmart an at other times when there was a family get together. Family meant a lot to us both. Rest peacefully my dear cousin, Love Debbie
