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To know Patti was to be touched by her warmth, her love, and her joy.Her laugh could light up any room, her love could lift any heart, and she had a gift for telling it like it was, but always with a wink and a smile.
Her faith in God was the steady foundation on which she built her life.Her devotion to her family was unwavering, and unconditional.
Patti is survived by those she loved so deeply:Tommy Gregory (wife Heather), Renae Furimsky (husband Scott),Randy James, Rhonda Scott (husband Tim), Jason Fulk (wife Jessica), Leslee Russell, Robin Rollins (husband Jeff), along with many cherished grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was welcomed into Heaven by Larry James, who “patiently” waited for her there.
Patti found joy in life’s simplest treasures: spending time with family and friends, planting flowers in her garden, and feeling the breeze through her hair as the boat skimmed across the water.
She leaves us with a legacy of faith, a heart full of love, and countless memories of laughter. Though our hearts ache, we rejoice knowing her light still shines in the lives she touched.
She will be deeply and forever missed.
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