Phoenix, AZ – Molly Elizabeth Cane Whitcomb passed away in Phoenix, AZ on April 3rd, 2026.
Molly was born and raised in Vermont and lived a life full of adventure, good food, and above all else, kindness and love. Growing up in the hills of Vermont made her a lovable and hardworking woman. Every holiday, birthday, milestone of her friends and family was celebrated. It’s just who she was. To be loved by her was an experience unmatched, with all the best things in life: feelings of safety, happiness, and appreciation. Her style and her grace were unique.
As a child, Molly had many ‘aunties’ in her life. The highlight of her younger summers was a several week stay on the coast of Maine with her mother, aunties, and best friends at her aunt Happys beloved vacation home, Mainstay.
After her mother Lynne’s passing in 2018, Molly moved to Phoenix to chase her dreams of working in the arts and entertainment industry, while utilizing her hard earned career training in hospitality. She fed artists and crews alike for some of the top names in the music industry as well as feeding their fans. This is where Molly thrived.
Molly was an artist! She created elaborate halloween costumes, unique holiday/birthday cards, jewelry and masterpieces in the kitchen. Molly poured love and attention to detail into everything she did.
Molly was fiercely proud of her friends. Eventually she took on the role of auntie. She was lovingly and affectionately called “Uncle Molly” from her friends and their children alike.
Molly was a dancer from a young age. From age four through highschool, Molly performed with Dancer’s Corner in WRJ.
For those who had the privilege of dancing through life with Molly here in the Upper Valley, as well as Arizona, the loss is felt deeply. Molly was immensely loved, and she will be remembered for the fullness of her heart, her laughter, and her love.
Molly leaves behind her father Nate Huber, sister Cassie Demers, brother Tim Zubkoff, and best friend Angel Dubois.
A celebration of life will be held on her birthday, Monday, June 22, at the East Corinth ball field. The celebration will begin at noon, with live music in the early afternoon. BYOB and a dish to share. 303 Fairground Rd, East Corinth VT. Lets celebrate our girl the way this absolute LEGEND should be celebrated. We love you, Molly.
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