Cady Danyl Groves

30, 1989. She was born in Newman Memorial

Hospital in Emporia, Kansas. Sadly, and long

before her time, Cady left this world on May

2, 2020 in Brentwood, Tennessee where she

was residing at the time. She was a 30-yearold

singer/songwriter at the time of her

death.

Cady was the youngest of seven siblings and

brought much joy to the lives of her family.

Cady had many passions in life including

music, making others laugh, and cooking.

Cady loved her family, friends, and tacos and

she could brighten anyone’s day with her

smile. Cady’s family moved from Emporia,

Kansas to Marlow, Oklahoma in 1993 and

made a few other moves before landing in

Laughlin, Nevada, where she graduated from

high school, a year early, in 2006. She first

pursued her love of cooking by completing a

culinary arts program at Mohave Valley

Community College in 2007. Cady later

attended classes at Southwestern Oklahoma

State University, but after feeling unfulfilled,

decided it was time to pursue her passion for

music. She began writing lyrics and working

on her voice. Cady would often say that she

just knew she was meant to reach people, and

felt that she could do it through her music.

Cady spent years speaking out on social

media and trying to form a personal

relationship with her fans using funny videos,

music, and heartfelt messages. In 2009, that

dream was fulfilled for Cady when members

of the music community recognized her voice

and she was signed to a major label.

Cady is survived by her mother, Carol Ann

Petitt and four siblings, Kevan, Cody, Kyle,

and Kelsy plus half siblings Courtney, Adam,

and Carrie. She was also a proud aunt to a

couple handfuls of nieces and nephews. Her

beloved brothers, Casey Groves and Kelly

Groves, precede her in death.

Her family will lay Cady to rest at an

undisclosed time and location. Services in

honor of Cady are pending due to current

pandemic and will be scheduled when it

becomes socially responsible to do so.