In one of the most poignant moments of his career, Conway Twitty stepped onto the stage for a final duet with his daughter, Kathy — a performance that would, unknowingly, become their last together.
The show was small and intimate, the audience unaware they were about to witness something unforgettable. Conway, his health already fading, stood beside Kathy for “That’s My Job” — a heartfelt ballad about love, sacrifice, and the bond between parent and child.
“We didn’t know it would be our last,” Kathy later reflected, “but deep down, I think we both felt it.”
As they sang, Conway’s voice carried the depth and weight of a lifetime, while Kathy’s soared with emotion and quiet strength. Near the song’s end, Kathy’s tears began to fall — and without missing a beat, Conway reached for her hand, giving it a gentle squeeze as they sang their final lines together.
It was more than just music. It was a farewell woven into melody — a moment fans still remember as one of Conway’s most tender and unforgettable performances.
